South Korea's Kia Corp reported a record operating profit of 12.67 trillion won ($8.85 billion) for 2024, reflecting a strong performance driven by robust demand and efficient cost management. The automaker's fourth-quarter operating profit rose by 10.2% year-on-year, showcasing continued momentum in a competitive global market.
Kia's success in 2024 highlights its ability to navigate challenging industry conditions while capitalizing on its growing lineup of electric vehicles (EVs) and innovative technologies. Strong sales in key markets, including North America and Europe, contributed significantly to its record-breaking performance.
Looking ahead, Kia has set ambitious financial goals for 2025, targeting revenue of 112.5 trillion won and an operating profit of 12.4 trillion won. These targets underscore the company's commitment to sustained growth and its strategy to expand its EV portfolio, enhance production capabilities, and strengthen its global presence.
Kia continues to position itself as a leader in the EV market, aligning with global trends favoring eco-friendly and technologically advanced vehicles. With its competitive edge and strategic focus, the automaker aims to maintain its upward trajectory in both revenue and profitability.
This impressive performance and forward-looking strategy reflect Kia’s resilience and adaptability in the dynamic automotive sector.


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