Chabot Mobility (CEO Kang Sung-keun), a mobility concierge platform company, announced on the 18th that it has been included for the third consecutive year in the 'FT High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2026' list, jointly released by the Financial Times and global research firm Statista.
This is the third selection following those in 2024 and 2025, and is the result of being evaluated as a company with sustainable growth capabilities in the rapidly changing mobility industry.
The 'FT Asia Pacific High Growth Companies' is a ranking that selects the top 500 companies with the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 14 countries in the Asia Pacific region. It is evaluated based on revenue growth potential and is used as an indicator to gauge the growth competitiveness of startups and tech companies.
Based on sales growth rates from 2021 to 2024, Chabot Mobility ranked 237th out of 500 companies overall, 42nd in the IT & Software sector, 59th among domestic companies, and 15th in the domestic IT & Software sector.
This achievement is based on the 'Mobility Super Service' strategy that Chabot Mobility has pursued for the past decade. Starting with new car quote comparisons, the company has grown steadily since its founding in 2016 by connecting the driver's lifecycle on a single platform, ranging from auto financing and direct insurance to vehicle maintenance services. To date, it has secured a cumulative transaction volume of approximately 1.4 trillion won, 1.7 million cumulative users, and a nationwide dealer network of about 32,000.
In addition, the company is strengthening its platform competitiveness by internalizing the value chain, ranging from insurance and finance to vehicle distribution, through its subsidiary mobility-specialized insurance company 'Chabot Insurance' and import car distribution business 'Chabot Motors'. This year, focusing on an AI-based O4O (Online for Offline) auto-commerce strategy, it is also working to build a new automotive distribution model that links online data with offline brand experiences.
Chabot Mobility completed Series C funding in 2024, securing a cumulative investment of approximately 25.6 billion won, and is currently seeking additional pre-IPO funding to expand into global markets and prepare for an initial public offering (IPO).
CEO Kang Seong-geun stated, “This selection is the result of the competitiveness and growth potential of the Chabot mobility platform being evaluated by global standards,” adding, “We will continue to advance our data-based mobility platform to grow beyond Asia and into the global market.”
Meanwhile, in the mobility industry, mobility tech companies centered on AI-based platforms and lifecycle vehicle service connectivity are actively growing and attracting investment.
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