AI model optimization company Nota achieved its highest performance since its establishment, recording 13.1 billion won in revenue last year. The expansion was driven by the simultaneous growth of its platform and solution divisions and cooperation with global semiconductor companies.

Nota announced on February 11 that its annual revenue for last year reached 13.1 billion won, a 55.3% increase from the previous year. Revenue, which was approximately 1.5 billion won in 2022, grew to 3.6 billion won in 2023 and 8.4 billion won in 2024, before rising to 13.1 billion won last year. The average annual growth rate over the past three years has exceeded 100%.

The growth is driven by the expansion of the AI model optimization platform 'NetsPresso' and the generative AI video surveillance solution 'NVA (Nota Vision Agent).' Platform revenue increased from 2.8 billion won in 2024 to 5.3 billion won last year. Following the signing of a commercial contract with Kolon Benit last July, NVA has expanded its supply scope to industries such as construction, shipbuilding, transportation, and security. Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) related projects are also underway in the Middle East, the United States, and Kenya.

Cooperation with global semiconductor companies also influenced the diversification of the revenue structure. Nota supplied optimization technology for Samsung Electronics' 'Exynos 2400' and 'Exynos 2500', and has also signed a technology supply contract for the next-generation 'Exynos 2600'. It is also continuing cooperation with Arm, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Renesas, and others.

The company announced that as of January this year, it had secured an order backlog worth approximately 5 billion won, including Furiosa AI. This represents about 40% of last year's revenue. Nota plans to expand its business beyond on-device AI into the field of physical AI. The company envisions pursuing applications in the robotics and mobility sectors by optimizing VLA models that combine vision, language, and behavior.

CEO Chae Myeong-su said, “We will continue our growth trajectory based on orders already secured and the expansion of our global customer base.”