Client stories
Evidence from disclosure seasons past
These accounts reference specific commissions, constraints, and outcomes — not generic satisfaction scores.
Testimonials
The segment-margin waterfall we received matched our consolidation workbook to the won, and the IR manager could explain each bridge step without re-reading the footnotes. Legal had only two annotation changes on the first pass.
— Hyejin O., IR Manager, Gyeonggi-based electronics supplier · Quarterly Earnings Chart Package, Q3 2025
Dogwood Way rebuilt our annual report revenue chart after we merged two business lines mid-year. The timeline was tight — they missed our ideal draft date by one day — but the revised dual-axis treatment made the transition legible to overseas holders who had never seen the old segment split.
— Marcus T., Listing advisor, Seoul · Annual Report Data Narrative, FY2024
Our CFO needed six roadshow slides updated forty-eight hours before a Tokyo meeting. The refresh was accurate, though I wished they had flagged the yen-denominated revenue axis earlier in the process — we caught it ourselves during the final read-through.
— Yuki S., Finance director, Busan shipbuilding affiliate · Roadshow Slide Refresh, March 2025
We commission Dogwood Way each quarter because their source audit catches restatement gaps before charts are drawn. Last year they identified a missing intercompany elimination that would have embarrassed us on earnings day.
— Jae-won K., CFO, Changwon industrial equipment maker · Ongoing quarterly commissions since 2021
Extended project account
KOSDAQ listing preparation — segment disclosure charts
A Gyeongsangnam-do precision parts maker preparing its KOSDAQ application needed twelve segment charts showing five years of revenue, margin, and capacity data across three product lines that had been reorganised twice. The listing advisor referred them to us in January; the preliminary prospectus draft was due in April.
Constraint: Historical segment boundaries did not match current organisational structure. Finance supplied restated series, but two quarters of intercompany allocations lacked documentation.
Our work: We mapped each chart series to audited figure references, flagged the two undocumented quarters in a memo, and proposed a simplified two-segment view for the prospectus with a footnote explaining the prior structure. Legal accepted the treatment after one revision.
Outcome: The listing review proceeded without chart-related comment letters. The client retained us for post-listing quarterly commissions starting the following October.
Annual report ESG panel series — steel producer
The client's sustainability team had collected emissions, water, and safety metrics across four plant sites but lacked a consistent visual language for the printed annual report. Their design agency handled layout; we supplied six ESG chart spreads with K-ESG-aligned metric definitions embedded as footnotes.
Constraint: Two plant sites changed measurement methodology mid-year, creating a break in the emissions time series.
Our work: We designed a panel showing the methodology change as a visible break with explanatory annotation rather than smoothing the series. The sustainability director appreciated the honesty — analysts had asked about the break on the prior year's call.
Outcome: Charts appeared in both Korean and English annual report editions. The client re-engaged us for the following year's ESG expansion panels.