MS Autotech (123040): Korean Consumer Discretionary stock

What the company does

MS Autotech makes structural body parts for automobiles, supplying components that form the frame and shell of a vehicle.

Its subsidiaries serve automakers as a parts supplier within the broader automotive supply chain. Listed on KOSDAQ, Korea's tech and small-cap board, the company recently restructured into a holding-company format, a parent entity that controls subsidiaries by holding their shares, with its core automotive parts operations now carried out through those subsidiaries.

Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings

Financials

Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025

Revenue · FY2025

US$1.3B

▼ −2.1% YoY

Operating profit · FY2025

US$22.7M

▼ −67.5% YoY

Net income · FY2025

−US$54.3M

Turned to loss

Revenue, operating profit and net income by fiscal year (USD; KRW in parentheses).
Metric	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Revenue	US$1.5B(₩2.1T)	US$1.3B(₩1.8T)	US$1.3B(₩1.7T)
Operating profit	US$126.7M(₩174.8B)	US$69.8M(₩96.3B)	US$22.7M(₩31.3B)
Net income	US$66.4M(₩91.7B)	US$56.1M(₩77.4B)	−US$54.3M(−₩74.9B)

Revenue

FY2023US$1.5B
FY2024US$1.3B
FY2025US$1.3B

Operating profit

FY2023US$126.7M
FY2024US$69.8M
FY2025US$22.7M

Net income

FY2023US$66.4M
FY2024US$56.1M
FY2025−US$54.3M

Key ratios (FY2025)

ROE

-11.8%

Debt/Eq

166.2%

Op. margin

1.8%

Net margin

-4.3%

Rev. YoY

▼ −2.1%

Why it matters · Context, not a recommendation

MS Autotech converted to a holding-company structure through a physical spin-off, separating itself from its operating subsidiary MS Autosys, which now runs the automotive parts business.

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