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Generating an extra salary without lifting a finger. Unmanned cafes boomed based on this fantasy. However, the coffee machine company touted as a differentiating factor by a leading brand in the industry was declared bankrupt after suffering complete capital impairment. This happened even though the company had been acquired for a whopping 6 billion won. While the bankruptcy was filed by the acquired coffee machine manufacturer—a subsidiary—and the brand headquarters continues to operate, it is a clear signal that in-house manufacturing, their core weapon, has faltered. Using this symbolic event as a starting point, this video dissects, using numbers, why starting an unmanned cafe is neither as convenient nor as profitable as one might think. From a 20 million won coffee machine and monthly sales of less than 5 million won to frequent breakdowns and repair costs of hundreds of thousands of won, and sales that are cut in half if just one low-cost coffee shop opens across the street—this video covers it all. Finally, it summarizes what must be calculated before starting a business to avoid these pitfalls. This content is not intended to disparage any specific brand, but rather to help us understand the structure of unmanned business startups together. *Additionally, it highlights the fantasy of generating an extra income without lifting a finger.* ■ What You Learn from This Video The case of a coffee machine company acquisition leading to bankruptcy and its significance Why startup costs aren't cheap even with in-house machines Labor-intensive operation despite being unmanned, as well as breakdown and after-sales service costs Structural weaknesses such as low average transaction value and oversaturated competition Actual profits in numbers and five things you must consider before starting a business ■ Glossary Capital Impairment: A state where a company continuously incurs losses and depletes its capital Vertical Integration: A strategy to lower costs by directly owning companies that manufacture parts or materials Average Transaction Value: The average amount a customer spends per visit ■ Timestamps 00:00 The Illusion of Automated Stores 01:30 A 6 Billion Won Acquisition Leads to Bankruptcy 04:20 Why Wasn't It Cheap Even With In-House Machines? 07:00 The Lie That It's a Hands-On Store 10:00 Even If Just One Place Opens Across the Street 12:40 Real Profits in Numbers 15:40 If You Still Want to Start a Business ■ Disclaimer This video is publicly This content is compiled for educational and informational purposes based on data and news reports. Details regarding bankruptcy are based on known facts; the entity in bankruptcy is the acquired manufacturer and is distinct from the brand headquarters. There is no intention to defame any specific brand or company, and the information regarding starting a business is general in nature. As outcomes can vary significantly depending on the business location and individual circumstances, please be sure to consult with an expert before making an actual decision to start a business. Sources and References Coffee machine manufacturer acquired by unmanned cafe declared bankrupt (May 2026, Seoul Rehabilitation Court) Startup cost for an unmanned cafe: approximately 55.4 million won (based on 7 pyeong), coffee machine: around 20 million won Average annual revenue for unmanned cafes: approximately 58 million won, with many generating between 3 and 4.5 million won per month (industry data) Coffee machine breakdown and repair costs (ice-making parts: over 600,000 won), self-employed community discussions regarding equipment obsolescence Oversaturation and closures of low-cost coffee and unmanned cafes, and the disparity between store count and profitability (industry reports from ZDNet, DealSite, News1, Seoul Shinmun, Hansung Showcase, etc.)