Homecast, publicly owned and headquartered in South Korea, was founded in 2000, operates with approximately 50 employees, and reported $71.8M in revenue as of 2024. The company functions as a Korean manufacturer of Set-top Boxes (STB) and Customer Premises Equipment (CPE).
In March 2017, Homecast Co Ltd announced that Shin Jae Ho resigned as co-CEO. In the same month, the company lowered the conversion price of its 10th series bonds to 9830 won/share. Additionally, Homecast Co Ltd revealed plans to invest 1.03 billion won in Hbion USAInc, a company involved in animal cloning and stem cell cosmetics. Furthermore, the Australian Chamber Orchestra performed in an online HomeCast on August 19, 2021, showcasing their talent despite Melbourne's lockdown.
Homecast offers 4 products in the telecoms tech industry. Homecast's product portfolio comprises of set-top boxes.
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Homecast's revenues were $71.8M in 2024. Caretta Research has split Homecast's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is broadcast set-top boxes, which represents 100% of Homecast's revenue.
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Homecast's customers primarily consist of media and TV services and telecoms companies. Examples of Homecast's customers include Vivacom, Mundo Pacifico and TrueVisions.
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