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Market cap5.4T KRW52w high114,000 KRW52w low25,200 KRWVolume242,836Day high41,400 KRWDay low37,550 KRWPrev close39,350 KRWEPS (2025)335 KRW kakaopay Corp. (ticker 377300) is listed on the KOSPI exchange. The current quote is 39,900 KRW, up 1.40% on the day. The 52-week range is 25,200 KRW – 114,000 KRW and market capitalization is 5.4T KRW.
kakaopay Corp. business overview & analysis
Last updated: May 29, 2026[Business Overview] Kakao Pay is a fintech company whose principal business areas are payment, finance, and platform services. Its core products and services include simple payment, money transfer, investment through Kakao Pay Securities, insurance through Kakao Pay Insurance, loan comparison, and asset management. As of 2025, payment services account for 54.06% of revenue, financial services for 40.48%, and platform services for 5.46%, with the revenue share of financial services growing significantly. Leveraging the overwhelming user traffic based on KakaoTalk, the Company holds the No. 2 market position in Korea's simple payment market behind Naver Pay, and is expanding its services through a variety of financial partners.
[Competitive Strengths] Kakao Pay possesses, as its core competitiveness, overwhelming user traffic and high usage frequency based on KakaoTalk, the nation's leading messenger platform. Through this, it has built a unique business structure that converts payment customers into financial customers, and is focusing on MyData-based personalized financial services and on leading AI-based hyper-personalized marketing and payment environments. In addition, it has secured 139 financial partners — among the most in the industry — enhancing its service scalability.
[Financial Performance] Kakao Pay's revenue grew steadily from KRW 521.7 billion in 2022 to KRW 958.4 billion in 2025, recording a high growth rate of 25.08% in 2025 compared with 2024 in particular. [Provided data] In terms of profitability, it recorded operating losses from 2022 through 2024, but in 2025 it achieved operating profit of KRW 50.4 billion and net profit of KRW 55.7 billion, recording its first annual profit on a consolidated basis. Looking at recent quarterly results, in Q1 2026 revenue was KRW 300.3 billion and operating profit was KRW 32.2 billion, with revenue up 42% and operating profit up more than 7-fold year-over-year, indicating that the growth trend and improvement in profitability are continuing.
[Financial Health] Kakao Pay's debt-to-equity ratio is on an increasing trend, from 74.59% in 2022 to 173.70% in 2025. [Provided data] However, the current ratio was 147.34% in 2025, maintaining a level above 100%, so its short-term financial soundness is at a favorable level. [Provided data] Return on equity (ROE) recorded losses of -1.18% in 2023 and -1.13% in 2024, but turned positive at 2.85% in 2025, indicating improved capital efficiency. [Provided data]
[Outlook] Kakao Pay is continuing the vertical expansion of its existing payment and financial services, and by strengthening its platform businesses such as MyData-based personalized advertising and brokerage services, it is evolving into a 'life platform.' In addition, it plans to secure future growth drivers by preparing next-generation business areas such as stablecoins, blockchain, and STOs, and by identifying AI-based synergies within the Kakao group. Through its medium- to long-term goal of expanding the revenue share of non-payment financial businesses to 50%, it is expected to further diversify its revenue structure.
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