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Sodomall Secures Michigan Venture Capital, Aims for 1,000 Stores

Dong-A Ilbo | Updated 2025.08.27
The offline group purchasing platform Sodomall (CEO Seo Deok-ho) announced that it has successfully secured investment from Michigan Venture Capital. With this investment, Sodomall is expected to accelerate its market share expansion and enhance corporate value.

Sodomall signed contracts with 450 agencies within a year of launching its service, showing a steep upward trend. In particular, it developed its own AI-based order collection program to improve logistics efficiency and data accuracy, and in the customer service (CS) sector, it adopted a differentiated operational method using Channel Corporation's 'Channel Talk' to enhance operational efficiency.

Starting with the OEM·ODM production of its own private brand products, the company began to diversify its revenue structure and secure brand competitiveness. It successfully established strategic business agreements with major domestic companies such as KT, Toss Payments, Channel Corporation (operator of Channel Talk), Dukkebiworld (operator of Apartner), and Seobuk (operator of Photoism), laying the foundation to support future business scalability and stability.

An industry insider evaluated, "This investment is not just financial support but a strategic investment made with a view to long-term growth potential."

Seo Deok-ho, CEO of Sodomall, stated, "With this investment as a stepping stone, we aim to open 1,000 stores within the next year," adding, "We will further solidify our market dominance with a unique platform model and differentiated technology strategy."

Choi Yong-seok

AI-translated with ChatGPT. Provided as is; original Korean text prevails.
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