Second Syndrome, Selected as ‘Asia-Pacific High Growth Companies’ by UK FT for 4 Years in a Row

Second Syndrome, the operator of the self-storage (shared warehouse) ‘Mini Storage Attic’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Attic’), announced that it has been selected as one of the ‘2026 Asia-Pacific High Growth Companies’ jointly announced by the Financial Times (FT) and the global market research firm Statista for four consecutive years.

The Financial Times and Statista annually select and announce the 500 companies in 14 Asia-Pacific countries with the highest average annual revenue growth rate (CAGR).

This evaluation was based on revenue growth rates (CAGR) from 2021 to 2024. Second Syndrome ranked 112th among the total of 500 selected companies in the Asia-Pacific region and 43rd among 79 domestic companies. Second Syndrome is the only company in the domestic self-storage (shared warehouse) sector to be selected.

‘Attic’, a leading player in the domestic self-storage market, is currently operating over 220 branches nationwide, contributing to the creation of a more spacious and pleasant living environment. By providing space for customers to safely store items they do not need at the moment, practical storage solutions are being offered.

In particular, by introducing unmanned automation operating solutions utilizing AI and IoT technologies, a comfortable and safe storage environment is maintained 24 hours a day, and a convenient customer experience is provided through a dedicated mobile app.

Kim Byeong-kyu kim3956@heraldcorp.com