Orion said in a filing on Feb. 5 that operating profit on a consolidation basis in 2025 came to 558.2 billion won, up 2.7% from a year earlier.
Revenue in the same period rose 7.3% from a year earlier to 3.3324 trillion won.
Orion said that although manufacturing costs were pressured by higher prices of key materials and supplies such as cocoa, oils and fats, and nuts due to poor harvests and by a strong won-dollar exchange rate, it succeeded in defending profitability through operational efficiency.
By subsidiary, the Korea unit posted revenue of 1.1458 trillion won, up 4.4% from a year earlier, and operating profit of 186.8 billion won, up 4.6%.
The China unit posted revenue of 1.3207 trillion won, up 4% from a year earlier, and operating profit of 241.7 billion won, down 0.9%.
The Vietnam unit posted revenue of 538.1 billion won, up 4.6%.
The Russia unit achieved revenue of 339.4 billion won, up 47.2% from a year earlier, by expanding exclusive products for major retail channels.
Orion said, "This year, along with the holiday effect from Lunar New Year and Tet, we expect growth momentum to strengthen further as the impact of production line expansions, which we are pushing to increase product supply at home and abroad, begins in earnest."