The Amorepacific group recorded consolidated sales of KRW 1.095 trillion for the second quarter of 2025, growing 8.9% year-over-year, and operating profit of KRW 80.1 billion, an increase of 555.5% from the previous year. The robust performance of the group's key brands and core products in both domestic and international markets drove this earnings growth.

[Amorepacific Holdings Consolidated Performance] (Unit: KRW 100 million / Growth rate: Year-over-Year)

In the second quarter of this year, Amorepacific Holdings' subsidiaries achieved growth in both overall revenue and operating profit across domestic and overseas business operations. The leading subsidiary, Amorepacific, recorded 11.1% revenue growth, driven by a balanced performance in cosmetics and daily beauty businesses in the Korean market, sustained high growth in Western markets, and improved business transaction structures in the Greater China region. As a result, operating profit increased more than 17-fold year-over-year. Other major subsidiaries, including INNISFREE, ETUDE, espoir, AMOS PROFESSIONAL, and OSULLOC, also contributed to Amorepacific Group's revenue and operating profit growth through brand value enhancement.

[Amorepacific Consolidated Performance] (Unit: KRW 100 million / Growth rate: Year-over-Year)

Amorepacific's domestic business recorded revenue growth of 8.2% year-over-year, while operating profit rose by 164%. In the Luxury Division, efforts to strengthen marketing and market responsiveness continued, centered on core products including 'Sulwhasoo First Care Activating Serum,' 'Primera Vitatinol Serum & Mask,' and 'IOPE Retinol.' In the Premium Division, 'Mamonde Flora Glow Rose Liquid Mask' and 'HANYUL Pure Artemisia Deep Clarifying Mask to Foam Cleanser' showed strong growth momentum across MBS and e-commerce channels. The Daily Beauty Division also achieved high growth based on sales of core functional products from brands such as mise-en-scène, illiyoon, and HAPPY BATH, contributing to overall growth and channel rebalancing efforts on the basis of increased sales across e-commerce and MBS channels.

Amorepacific's overseas business revenue increased by 14.4% year-over-year, with operating profit surging 611%. In the Americas, revenue grew by 10% following the launch of new brands, including AESTURA and HANYUL, and continued high growth of core products from major brands such as LANEIGE and INNISFREE. In the EMEA region, total revenue increased by 18% as LANEIGE and INNISFREE demonstrated strong sales performance across the entire European market, with a focus on the UK. The Greater China region also recorded an operating profit for the second consecutive quarter based on improved business transaction structures, with revenue growing by 23% year-over-year. Other Asian markets also saw a 9% increase in revenue, as representative brands including LANEIGE and AESTURA grew.

[Major Subsidiaries Performance] (Unit: KRW 100 million / Growth rate: Year-over-Year)

Amorepacific Holdings' other major subsidiaries continued to enhance brand value and improve responsiveness to growth channels. INNISFREE saw a decline in overall revenue due to channel restructuring, including reductions in independent brick-and-mortar stores; however, operating profit increased through strategic marketing on major e-commerce platforms and focusing on cost efficiencies. ETUDE continued its strong performance across online and MBS channels driven by core products such as 'Curl Fix Mascara,' achieving growth in both revenue and operating profit. espoir strengthened its expertise as a facial makeup brand and accelerated global expansion while maintaining continuous revenue growth. AMOS PROFESSIONAL saw growth in both revenue and operating profit by expanding customer touchpoints and diversifying its product portfolio. OSULLOC strengthened its position as a luxury tea brand, achieving simultaneous growth across both online and offline channels.

This year, the group continues to pursue its global rebalancing strategy. The company is securing global growth momentum by strengthening retail partnerships centered on growth regions in overseas markets and experimenting with various business models.