Ably Corporation Hits New Heights: Record Revenue and Profit in First Half!

An infographic showing Ably Corporation’s 2025 revenue performance. (Ably Corporation)

Ably Corporation, the operator of the popular women’s fashion e-commerce platform Ably, announced on Wednesday that it achieved record-breaking performance in the first half of the year. The company reported its highest-ever revenue and a turnaround to operating profit.

This impressive success can be attributed to the rapid growth of Ably Pay, the company’s in-house payment system, as well as balanced growth across all its key services, including Ably, 4910, and Amood.

Both revenue and total transaction volume surged by approximately 20 percent year-over-year, reaching all-time highs.

In a particularly noteworthy development, Ably’s total transaction volume in May soared by 40 percent compared to the same month last year. This growth significantly outpaced that of the overall online shopping sector in South Korea, which expanded by just 0.9 percent, according to Statistics Korea.

Ably Pay has quickly become a dominant force in the online retail sector. In just one year since its launch, it has secured the top spot among payment methods. The system demonstrated exceptional growth, with its transaction volume increasing 4.7-fold in the second quarter compared to the same period last year.

User engagement across Ably’s platforms has also seen a significant uptick. The men’s fashion platform 4910, which was launched in late 2023, experienced explosive growth. According to mobile market research firm Wiseapp, 4910’s monthly active users surged 7.5 times, reaching an impressive 1.21 million in the first half of this year.

Ably Corporation is now setting its sights on global expansion. Its Japanese shopping app, Amood, has already shown promising results, with a 50 percent year-over-year increase in transaction volume during the first half of this year.

Capitalizing on this momentum, Ably is investing heavily in infrastructure to support its global commerce ambitions. The company recently expanded its fulfillment center in Seoul’s Seongsu district, which is expected to serve as a crucial hub for helping Korean sellers reach international markets.

“Our competitive edge stems from our unwavering focus on leveraging technology to connect diverse sellers and users,” said Ably Corporation CEO Kang Seok-hoon. “We remain committed to empowering sellers in both domestic and international markets, guided by our philosophy of mutual growth and success.”