[Edaily Reporter Kwon Oh-seok] #Foodnamu announced on the 9th that "the largest shareholder has changed from Onhill Partners Co., Ltd. to CEO Kim Woo-ju." CEO Kim holds 10,151,661 shares, representing a 28.63% stake. (Photo = Foodnamu) CEO Kim majored in economics and statistics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and is a finance and strategy expert who has worked at KB Securities and Deloitte Anjin. Since his recent appointment as CEO of Foodnamu, he has been pursuing a growth strategy focused on platform enhancement and profitability. He cites Rankingdak.com’s membership base of over 3.4 million and its platform operational capabilities as Foodnamu’s core competitive strengths. In particular, he plans to accelerate the transition to a “data-driven healthy food platform” that analyzes customer consumption data to enhance personalized services while simultaneously boosting operational efficiency and platform competitiveness. Foodnamu plans to further strengthen the competitiveness of its healthy food platform business alongside its new largest shareholder, while also accelerating efforts to identify new growth engines that integrate food, health management, and bio-healthcare. The company intends to expand the scope of customer-tailored services by leveraging Rankingdak.com’s member data and platform capabilities, while maintaining a foundation of solid, profitability-driven growth. A company official stated, “The change in the largest shareholder to CEO Kim Woo-ju will serve as a foundation for pursuing the company’s mid- to long-term growth strategy in a more stable and consistent manner,” adding, “We will strengthen our competitiveness as a healthy eating platform and expand our business into the healthcare sector to grow into a company that contributes to improving customers’ quality of life.”
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