Silicon2 Attracts 300 Billion Won Investment from Starlink Investment L.P.… Expanding Global Infrastructure

K-beauty distribution platform company Silicon2 is accelerating its global market expansion by attracting a large-scale overseas investment of 300 billion won.

According to the Financial Supervisory Service's Electronic Disclosure System on the 18th, Silicon2 announced that it has decided on a third-party allocation paid-in capital increase of 299,999.97 million won.

The new shares issued through this paid-in capital increase are 6,666,666 shares of registered redeemable convertible preferred stock (RCS), and the issue price of the new shares is 45,000 won per share. The target of the third-party allocation is the overseas investment partnership 'Starlink Investment L.P.'

Silicon2 plans to utilize the entire 300 billion won raised this time as operating funds. The company plans to expand its global infrastructure and more aggressively increase its market share based on the secured funds. According to the detailed execution plan, it will sequentially invest 209.5 billion won in 2026 and 90.5 billion won in 2027.

Silicon2 operates B2B wholesale and B2C reverse direct purchase distribution to over 175 countries worldwide through its platform 'Stylekorean.com', and is operating local subsidiaries and logistics centers in major global hubs such as the United States, Europe (Poland, the Netherlands, the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal), the Middle East (Dubai), and Southeast Asia.

In particular, the company is strengthening its online and offline omnichannel distribution network by successively opening 'moida' stores, a B2C offline select shop chain, in major commercial districts such as California in the US, London in the UK, Paris in France, and Jakarta in Indonesia. The funds are expected to be invested in upgrading the automated logistics system based on AGV unmanned robots, expanding overseas hub logistics warehouses, and expanding indie brand sourcing and incubating.

The payment date for the shares is September 15, and the newly issued shares will be subject to a mandatory lock-up at the Korea Securities Depository for one year in accordance with resale restriction measures.

Meanwhile, Silicon2 stated through its semi-annual report disclosed on the 14th that it recorded consolidated sales of 749,153.24 million won and an operating profit of 147,509.93 million won in the first half of 2026. These are increases of 46.6% and 47.6%, respectively, compared to the same period last year. During the same period, the semi-annual net profit surged by 70.3% to 126,677.34 million won, and the basic earnings per share (EPS) also reached 2,019 won, an increase of 66.0% compared to the same period last year (1,216 won), demonstrating strong earnings growth.