Younglimwon Softlab said on Tuesday it posted 2025 consolidated revenue of 79.88 billion won, operating profit of 4.22 billion won and net profit of 6.38 billion won.

The company stressed that revenue rose 27.7 percent and net profit increased 94.4 percent from a year earlier, improving growth and profitability at the same time.

The company said the improved results are analysed as the outcome of expanded demand for ERP deployments and growth in the cloud business. It said demand continued for upgrades and integration of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems across major industries including manufacturing, distribution and the public sector, forming the basis for revenue.

It said both on-premise ERP and cloud SaaS product lines grew, while maintenance service revenue also rose, supporting balanced growth across the business. The company stressed it secured both stability and scalability through a revenue structure centred on on-premise ERP combined with cloud and operations and support services.

The company said growth also continued in the cloud business segment. It said cloud ERP revenue rose rapidly on wider adoption of subscription-based services, driving further diversification of the business portfolio. It added that it also secured a stable pipeline that could translate into future revenue by maintaining an order backlog of about 19.5 billion won.

Younglimwon Softlab launched its integrated solution, K-System Ace I&I, in 2025 and stepped up its next-generation platform strategy that combines ERP with AI, cloud and expansion solutions.

The company said subscription-based business expanded along with growth in the cloud ERP system SystemEver and SystemCloud for, and large project orders continued mainly from private companies and public institutions, accelerating business expansion.

Younglimwon Softlab is strengthening its ability to respond flexibly to customer environments based on a hybrid strategy that offers both on-premise ERP and cloud ERP, and is expanding its competitiveness in the small and midsized enterprise market.

Young-bum Kwon (권영범), chief executive of Younglimwon Softlab, said the shift to cloud and diversification of the business portfolio are leading to improved results. He said there was some impact on short-term profitability as investment and headcount expansion for future growth were reflected, but that this was part of strengthening competitiveness over the medium to long term. He added that the company will pursue productivity innovation through a next-generation platform strategy that combines corporate data accumulated in ERP with AI and cloud, and will further solidify its medium- to long-term growth base.