Macaron Factory, which operates the vehicle management app Mykle, said on Jan. 13 it recorded annual sales of about 63 billion won in 2025.

The company said its core maintenance products segment, centered on engine oil and tires, led growth. In particular, sales from its tire replacement service in December 2025 surged to more than double from a year earlier, emerging as a key growth driver.

Data competitiveness is also a keyword Macaron Factory highlights. Mykle goes beyond a simple reservation service to provide a customized vehicle management solution for each user based on maintenance data for a cumulative 4 million registered vehicles. The company said notifications on replacement cycles for consumables based on driving distance and a system that transparently discloses maintenance history played a decisive role in building consumer trust in the existing maintenance market, where information imbalance had been severe.

Macaron Factory has also strengthened the quality of Mykle's offline services based on a nationwide network of about 2,400 repair shops.

Macaron Factory CEO Kim Ki-poong said focusing on solving inconveniences drivers experience during vehicle maintenance was a key factor behind growth. He said in 2026 the company will go beyond achieving annual sales of 100 billion won and firmly strengthen the foundation for Mykle to establish itself as an essential national service in the vehicle management field.