Hojeon Industrial, a company specializing in the production of high-performance clothing, announced its provisional performance for 2025 on the 26th through a disclosure of changes in sales or profit and loss structure of 30% or more.
Hojeon Industrial's consolidated sales for 2025 were KRW 520.8 billion, operating profit KRW 25 billion, and net income KRW 11.1 billion. The increase in sales last year was attributed to increased sales to major global buyers and the impact of exchange rates.
By brand, Arc'teryx saw significant growth, with supply increasing by approximately 758% year-on-year. Swedish military uniform sales also increased by approximately 338%. Furthermore, sales at Kathmandu increased by approximately 92%, and those at Moose Knuckles increased by approximately 243%, demonstrating the company's strategy of diversifying its global buyer base.
On the other hand, operating profit decreased slightly due to tariff-sharing costs stemming from the US tariff issue. Net income also declined due to increased foreign exchange-related losses resulting from increased exchange rate volatility.
The company forecasts that Arc'teryx sales will more than double this year. Furthermore, with new sales from global workwear brand Carhartt expected to fully reflect the growth, the company plans to proactively address changes in tariff policies and continue its trend of improving profitability.
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