The mission of Innoligent Automation Co., Ltd. ("INA") s to develop equipment and systems for sales management and customer data collection for service station operations. These systems are installed specifically in COCO and DODO service stations. During the past year, the company developed and implemented several systems as follows:

• Development and enhancement of the sales management system, which has been installed in additional DODO service stations, reaching more than 269 stations to support efficient operations. In 2025, the credit customer management system was further improved to facilitate easier usage by franchise operators.
• Development and installation of the Auto Tank Gauging system, implemented in COCO service stations in the Central region (Phase 1), covering 40 stations, completed in January 2025. The system enables accurate monitoring of fuel inventory levels, improves fuel ordering management, and detects irregularities such as water contamination in storage tanks. The system will be further expanded to newly opened and renovated stations.
• Development of a Mobile POS system, integrated with the existing POS system for Max Me Corporation Co., Ltd. (“MMC”), to improve the efficiency and speed of forecourt staff services. In 2025, the system was installed at 320 stations, with full installation expected by June 2026.
• Enhancement of operational processes to support logistics businesses with large vehicle fleets requiring controlled fuel usage under the Fleet Fuel Management (FFM) system. The system is currently used in the Company’s fuel transportation business and has also been offered to external customers, with more than 60 fueling points nationwide. In 2025, the FFM system was further developed to support integration with UHF RFID technology(similar to the EasyPass expressway system).
• Development of a Subscription-based fuel management system to support small- and medium-sized logistics operators who prefer a monthly service model without high upfront investment.
• Development of a fuel control system for automotive production lines to prevent incorrect fuel type or quantity during vehicle fueling (Pakayoke System), which has been installed at two automotive assembly plants.