1. What happened? : Announcement of the first down payment completion

OVIGO officially announced the completion of the first down payment through a revised business report disclosure. This marks a significant milestone in resolving the uncertainties related to ‘unreceived payments’ in the previous business report.

2. Why is it important? : Resolving financial uncertainty and securing growth momentum

Securing the first down payment goes beyond the short-term improvement in cash flow. It represents a crucial turning point in strengthening OVIGO’s financial soundness and enhancing the visibility of its business progress. Particularly, coupled with the growth of the smart car and SDV markets, it’s expected to significantly contribute to increasing confidence in OVIGO’s business expansion.

  • Strengthened Financial Stability: Alleviates concerns over the sluggish performance in 2024 and secures stable financial resources for future business operations.
  • Enhanced Business Visibility: Resolves uncertainties related to project progress and revenue recognition, presenting a positive outlook for business growth.
  • Improved Investor Sentiment: Resolving uncertainties surrounding receivables contributes to restoring investor confidence and potentially acts as a momentum for stock price increase.

3. So what happens next? : Stock price momentum and expanding growth potential

This announcement is expected to positively impact OVIGO’s stock price. If the trend of increasing sales and narrowing operating loss continues in the 2025 semi-annual report, the positive impact could be further amplified.

4. What should investors do? : Pay attention to future announcements and earnings releases

Investors should closely monitor the receipt of the second and third interim payments and the final payment, along with the earnings announcements for the second half of 2025 and the first half of 2026. Whether the company turns profitable will be a crucial indicator in assessing OVIGO’s long-term growth potential. It is also necessary to continuously monitor the impact of changes in the macroeconomic environment (high interest rates, exchange rate fluctuations, etc.).