Humax, a publicly owned company headquartered in South Korea, was founded in 2009 and reported $277.6M in revenue as of 2025. It functions as a holding company, owning significant shares in Humax Digital, which focuses on set-top boxes (STBs) and customer premises equipment (CPE); Humax Mobility, which specializes in IoT and enterprise solutions; and Alticast, which develops operating systems (OS) and user experiences (UX).
Humax Co. Ltd (KR:115160) outlined wide-ranging risk exposure in a merger prospectus detailing a share offering on August 26. The company operates globally in communications hardware and mobility-related technologies, including set-top box gateways, vehicle antennas through its subsidiary Winnocom, electric vehicle (EV) charging systems focused on the U.K. and Europe, and IT services. This follows news from earlier in August when Humax EV Charging partnered with Paua to simplify EV charging for UK fleets. The collaboration, initially announced on August 13, aims to integrate home, workplace, public, and depot charging into a single connected platform. This initiative combines Humax's MX7 Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) ready smart charger with Paua’s fleet charging platform, specifically designed to streamline home charging reimbursement for electrified fleets and address challenges in tracking charging locations. Further details on this partnership emerged through subsequent announcements on August 14 and 17.
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