Company identification differs between the records: the existing briefing identifies Samlip, while the newly supplied account names Samyang Foods (005610.KS). Both records cite a plan to increase overseas revenue to 500 billion won by 2030. The existing account puts current overseas revenue at about 75 billion won and values the target at $361 million, while the new account gives an approximate dollar equivalent of $369.2 million. Samlip said co-CEO Jeong In-ho, who took office in April this year, presented a mid- to long-term vision and restructuring road map at an investor relations briefing on the 29th, disclosed on the 30th. Costco-related revenue in the United States, projected at 30 billion won this year, is targeted to reach 150 billion won by 2030. Samlip plans to expand the number of Costco stores carrying its products from 300 to more than 900 worldwide and increase its lineup from Mini Boreumdal and Soft Cheesecake to six products. Its 2030 non-consolidated targets are 2.11 trillion won in revenue, 170 billion won in operating profit and an 8% operating margin. Global operations, digital commerce, frozen dough and product innovation will be core growth pillars, supported by increased research and development and marketing investment. The company also plans to strengthen its food and meat-processing businesses, wind down non-core operations, raise its dividend payout ratio target to 30% and complete 10 safety and oversight tasks across four areas this year.