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Creating a Sustainable Future

Practicing ESG management as a core value for a sustainable future.

Economy

2025 Key Performance (vs 2024)

Revenue
KRW 20.47 Billion
Unit: M KRW
2025
20,478
2024
18,524
2023
13,879
Export
USD 1.00 M
Unit: USD
2025
100
2024
60
2023
343
Operating Profit
KRW 252 Million
Unit: M KRW
2025
252
2024
190
2023
1288
R&D
KRW 866.15 Million
Unit: M KRW
2025
866
2024
1,116
2023
1,035

Environment

GHG Emissions (Scope 1·2)

Working toward 2030 carbon neutrality by continuously reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Total GHG Emissions (2030 target)
818.1
tCO₂e
▼ current 870.0 tCO₂e (2025)
Scope 1 (Direct) (2030 target)
18.9
tCO₂e
▼ current 23.7 tCO₂e (2025)
Scope 2 (Indirect) (2030 target)
799.2
tCO₂e
▼ current 846.3 tCO₂e (2025)

GHG Emission Trend

(tCO₂e)

GHG Emissions Data

(Unit: tCO₂e)
Category 202320242025 Remarks
Scope 1 (Direct) 18.0 23.0 23.7 Direct emissions from owned/controlled sources
Scope 2 (Indirect) 831.0 894.0 846.3 Indirect emissions from purchased energy
Total 849.0 917.0 870.0

Water Usage

Practicing sustainable management through stable water resource management.
Total Intake
1,714
ton (2025)
YoY Change
421
ton (2024 → 2025)
▼ 421 ton
Period Average
1,899
ton (3 yrs)

Water Intake Trend

(ton)

Water Usage Data

(Unit: ton)
Category 202320242025 Remarks
Water Intake 1,849 2,135 1,714 ※ Tap water only, used for domestic purposes

Social

Creating a society where everyone grows together through sharing and mutual prosperity.
Female Employees
7.4%
2025
▼ 1.2%
Disability Employment Rate
7.4%
2025
▼ 1.2%
Non-regular Employee Ratio
0.0%
2025

Diversity Indicator Trend

Female Ratio Disability Rate Legal Obligation (3.1%)

Employee Diversity

(Unit: persons, (% of total))
Category 2022202320242025 Remarks
Total Employees 59 52 58 54
Female 2 (3.4%) 3 (5.8%) 5 (8.6%) 4 (7.4%) Female employees account for 7.4% of total workforce.
Persons with Disabilities 4 (6.8%) 4 (7.7%) 5 (8.6%) 4 (7.4%) Disability employment rate 7.4% (above legal obligation 3.1%).
Non-regular Employees 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) Non-regular employees account for 0% of total workforce.

Governance

IJS distributes anti-corruption and anti-bribery guidelines as well as fair trade guidelines to all employees, and continuously communicates compliance requirements through groupware notices.
Employees are required to comply with the prohibition on receiving gifts and entertainment, prevention of conflicts of interest, and fair dealing principles with business partners. In the event of violations, reports can be made through internal reporting channels.
These guidelines are included in new employee orientation and managerial training programs, and are regularly re-communicated.

Committed to ESG Excellence

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