三星SDS签约收购韩国航空货运公司Woojung Air全部股权，补强仁川机场航空物流能力

Samsung SDS Buys Full Stake in Air Cargo Firm Woojung Air - Seoul Economic Daily
Skip to main content
Seoul Economic Daily
Seoul Economic Daily
KST
Seoul Economic Daily
Korea's Leading Business News Since 1960
한국어
Menu
Saved Articles
Newsletters
AI KEY
Settings
|
Summary
|
Save
A
A
A
Samsung SDS headquarters in Seoul's Songpa district. Photo courtesy of Samsung SDS
Samsung SDS (018260.KS) has acquired Woojung Air, a South Korean air cargo transport company, in a move expected to strengthen its air freight business.
Samsung SDS signed a share purchase agreement on the 12th to acquire a 100% stake in Woojung Air, according to information technology industry sources. Founded in 1999, Woojung Air operates an air cargo business using a consolidation model that combines multiple small shipments into a single bulk shipment. The company holds aircraft space operation contracts with major airlines and owns a logistics center at Incheon International Airport equipped with regulated agent terminal functions. It also runs its logistics business using iNomad, a digital air logistics platform it developed in-house. Last year, the company posted revenue of 213.9 billion won and operating profit of 3 billion won.
Samsung SDS began reviewing the acquisition in the first half of this year with the aim of strengthening its air cargo transport business. The company said the deal gives it integrated operations for cargo passing through Incheon airport and optimal consolidation capabilities. It also expects to improve efficiency in time and cost by providing its own security screening service using Woojung Air's regulated agent terminal facilities. Linking Woojung Air's iNomad with Cello Square, Samsung SDS's logistics automation software, is seen as another key area of cooperation between the two companies.
Samsung SDS plans to complete the remaining acquisition procedures within this year.
#
SamsungSDS
#
WoojungAir
#
AirCargo
#
Logistics
#
CelloSquare
#
MnA
Original reporting by
Kim Tae-ho
for Seoul Economic Daily.
AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.
View Korean original
↗
Translation Policy
Watch · Seoul Economic Daily
More →
2:43
After the Fed's Rate Hike, Rethink Your Stock Portfolio
2:43
Most Read This Week
1
-
5
‹
›
1
Military Exemption Boasts Spark Push to Overhaul Athlete Rules
2
Eurozone Rules Out Rescue as France Debt Fears Spread
3
Samsung Quarterly Operating Profit Tops 107 Trillion Won, Beating Nvidia
4
AMRO Lifts Korea's 2026 Growth Forecast Again to 3.3%
5
China's TCL Passes Samsung in LCD TVs, Leads by 0.1 Point
← Back to Home
AI KEY
Preview
↗
Korean Corporate Intelligence Hub
KOSPI · KOSDAQ · 12 sectors
A live, cap-weighted view of every KOSPI and KOSDAQ sector, with same-day Korean reporting distilled by company — built for foreign investors, correspondents and analysts who need to scan Korea before the next session.
Click to explore AI KEY
→
Open AI KEY in full screen
↗
Korea Company Atlas
Preview
↗
Market Ontology · The Feedback Loop
KFTC 2025 · 92 groups · 121,954 articles
An English ontology of the Korean market — how companies, the media, the government and the National Assembly move each other in a loop. Korea's named controlling persons and designated business groups are a mechanism, not a risk to be priced blind.
Click to explore the atlas
→
Open Atlas in full screen
↗
SIGNAL
Now live
↗
English Edition · Capital Markets
M&A · IPO · PE · Fund Flows
SIGNAL English Edition is live — Korea's deal desk reporting in English. M&A, IPOs, private equity and fund flows, covered daily for global institutional investors. Browse free; subscriber-only scoops at the 50% intro rate.
Click to explore SIGNAL
→
Open SIGNAL in full screen
↗