Seojin Automotive
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Seojin Automotive makes parts that transfer engine or motor power to a vehicle's wheels, including clutches, automatic-transmission components, electric-vehicle speed reducers, and plastic body parts such as bumpers, consoles, and steering wheels.
Listed on KOSDAQ, Korea's small-cap and technology board, the company supplies these parts directly into the manufacturing lines of automakers, including Hyundai Motor and Kia. The group operates through several subsidiaries, each focused on a distinct product category, powertrain parts, plastic trim, rubber mounts, and aluminum roof and cargo accessories, giving it a broad, multi-product footprint across both conventional and electric vehicles.
Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings
Seojin Automotive operates alongside subsidiaries including Ecoplastic, AIA, Comos, and a China-based unit, Seojin Jichebajian, each supplying distinct part categories to the same automaker customers.
Seojin Automotive in five facts
What does Seojin Automotive do?
Seojin Automotive makes parts that transfer engine or motor power to a vehicle's wheels, including clutches, automatic-transmission components, electric-vehicle speed reducers, and plastic body parts such as bumpers, consoles, and steering wheels.
Where is Seojin Automotive listed and in which sector?
Seojin Automotive (Korean name: 서진오토모티브) trades under KRX code 122690 on KOSDAQ, the Korea Exchange's board for smaller and growth companies. It is classified in the Consumer Discretionary sector, Auto Parts.
How large is Seojin Automotive?
Its market capitalisation was US$27.5M on 2026-10-21, which puts it in this site's small-cap group. US$ amounts are converted from won at 1 USD ≈ ₩1,325 (2026-10-21).
What were Seojin Automotive's latest annual revenue and operating profit?
For fiscal year 2025, Seojin Automotive reported revenue of US$2.2B, operating profit of US$20.2M and a net loss of US$17.4M, per its annual report on DART (data retrieved from DART on 2026-09-05). Revenue was up 13.6% on the previous year.
Where does this data come from?
Financial statements and filings come from DART, Korea's official corporate-filing system. Share prices, market capitalisation and trading status come from KRX. Company summaries are AI-generated from the filings and may contain errors; financial figures are mapped directly from DART.
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- Filings and financial statements
- DART (dart.fss.or.kr), Korea's official corporate-filing system
- Prices, market cap, trading status
- KRX (Korea Exchange), via FinanceDataReader
- Latest annual financials
- Fiscal year 2025, data retrieved from DART on 2026-09-05
- Share price and market cap
- Close of 2026-10-21
- Currency
- US$, converted from won at 1 USD ≈ ₩1,325 (2026-10-21 close)
- Company data updated
- 2026-10-21
- Company summary
- AI-generated from filings; may contain errors. Information only, not investment advice.