Intellivix, a leading AI-powered video analytics company, announced its plans to pursue a Kosdaq listing this month following a year of record financial performance in 2025. The company reported significant growth in revenue, operating profit, and net profit, fueling its expansion plans.
The company is in the process of filing its preliminary listing application with the Korean Exchange, with Mirae Asset Securities acting as the lead underwriter. Intellivix intends to utilize the capital raised through the initial public offering (IPO) to invest in research and development of generative vision AI and to support its global expansion initiatives.
Intellivix’s strong financial results underscore its readiness for a public offering. According to figures verified by Ernst & Young, the company’s revenue reached 46.6 billion won, marking a 37% increase year-over-year and a 2.5-fold increase compared to two years prior. Operating profit experienced a substantial surge of 113% to 4.9 billion won, while net profit rose by 93% to 5.4 billion won. The company’s accumulated earnings now stand at 16.4 billion won.
This financial performance is particularly notable within the AI industry, where many companies continue to struggle with profitability. Intellivix has maintained profitability for 13 consecutive years and currently holds a 68.5% market share in Korea’s public-sector intelligent video analytics market.
The company attributes its ongoing growth to a widening technological advantage, evolving from traditional “observational AI” to what it describes as “AI in action.”
Central to this shift are Intellivix’s proprietary engines: VIX 2.0, a vision-language-action-based video analytics platform, and VIXA, a safety AI agent. These systems move beyond basic detection capabilities, enabling real-time interpretation of on-site conditions and automated report generation.
Both platforms are engineered to execute real-world responses, including broadcasting alerts and controlling safety systems, thereby expanding AI’s role from mere analysis to active intervention.
Advances in hardware and robotics are also contributing to the company’s success. Intellivix’s AI camera, VIXallcam, can detect objects at distances of up to 200 meters even in low-light and adverse weather conditions, earning it a CES 2026 Innovation Award. Its autonomous patrol robot, ARGOS, is gaining traction in industrial safety applications, facilitating real-time monitoring and reporting in hazardous environments.
Intellivix is actively expanding its global presence, with significant projects underway in Australia, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia, building upon previous export success in Japan.
Domestically, Intellivix has been recognized as one of the government-designated “Defense Innovation Companies 100” and received the Prime Minister’s National Productivity Award, highlighting its position as a leader in Korea’s AI sector.
“We are a safety AI company dedicated to delivering practical results, translating safety into measurable value through our innovative technology,” stated CEO Choi Eun-soo. “We envision the Kosdaq listing as a critical step towards becoming a global leader in the safety AI industry.”
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