What the company does
Moda-InnoChips operates two distinct businesses: it makes ceramic passive components that protect electronic devices from static electricity and electromagnetic interference, and it runs outlet shopping centres that offer discounted clothing, food, and household goods under one roof.
The electronics components are used in consumer and other electronic devices, while the retail outlets serve general consumers seeking department-store-style shopping at discount prices. Listed on KOSDAQ, Korea's tech and small-cap board, the company's retail division accounts for the larger share of consolidated revenue, making it the dominant segment by scale.
Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings
Financials
Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025Revenue
- FY2023US$282.6M
- FY2024US$281.8M
- FY2025US$259.5M
Operating profit
- FY2023US$11.8M
- FY2024US$28M
- FY2025US$20.2M
Net income
- FY2023−US$7.1M
- FY2024US$9.2M
- FY2025−US$4.5M
Key ratios (FY2025)
Why it matters · Context, not a recommendation
The retail division was added through an absorption merger and operates through multiple subsidiaries including apparel makers, an outlet property company, and a footwear distributor, giving the group an unusually broad structure for a KOSDAQ-listed electronics parts maker.
Filings
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