Government visit to KISCO to discuss electronic materials (19.07.26)

https://www.kisco.co/government-visit-to-kisco-to-discuss-electronic-materials/

Government visit to KISCO to discuss electronic materials (19.07.26)

경인양행 홈페이지에 공지된 내용입니다. 

 

 

1. KISCO(경인양행)은 자체 공정 개발을 통해 최근 CPI 생산을 위한 monomers(화학 단위체) 같은 주요 재료의 대량 생산을 시작하였습니다. CPI Fillm은 차세대 Flexible Display 와 전자제품의 핵심 구성 요소입니다. 

 

2.  KISCO는 2005년 Daito Chemix와 합작으로 설립한 DKC를 통해 세계 최고 수준의 고정밀 소재 시장의 Photoresisists의 핵심 부품 1/3을 공급하고 있습니다. 

 

3. 2020년 1분기에 익산에 12만 5천m2 의  신규 공장 설립 예정...4년간... $150m(약 1800억원) 투자 계획의 첫단계 ..

 

 

CPI 대량 생산 시작...매출이 본격적으로 하반기부터 반영될 것으로 생각됩니다. 

 

삼성전자도 미래 폴드폰은 경인양행과 코오롱인더..함께하겠군요...

 

중국 화웨이에 코오롱인더가 납품하고 있다는데...

 

미래 폴드폰 시장이 성장할 수록... 경인양행 매출도 급성장할 것입니다. 

 

 

 

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Today KISCO was proud to host Mr Lee In-Young (Party Chairman), Mr Lee Hae-Chan (Congressional Party Leader) and members of the Democratic Party of Korea’s council, who visited our factory in Incheon to discuss KISCO’s growing business in supplying the key raw materials for the flexible electronics industry.

The representatives heard about our 48 years of experience as a developer and manufacturer of textile dyes, inks for digital textile printing, fine chemicals and particularly our growing business in producing organic materials for display and semiconductor applications.

To date, the business of chemicals for electronics has been largely based in Europe and Japan. China has achieved strong growth in the supply of some raw materials but supply disruptions due to increased environmental regulations has created an opportunity for high quality, reliable suppliers in Korea to establish localized manufacturing for this industry.

KISCO has, through our own process development, recently begun mass production of key materials such as the monomers for the production of Colorless Polyimides (CPIs). CPI films are a core component of the next generation of flexible displays and electronics.

KISCO, through DKC, the joint-venture we established with Daito Chemix in 2005, has also localized the production of the key components of photoresists, supplying around a third of the global market for high precision materials.

KISCO is continuing to invest in further research, development and production. In Q1 2020 we will open a new, 125,000m2production site in Iksan, the first stage of a total $US150M investment over the next four years.

Contributing to a diverse and reliable, local supply chain of fine chemical, raw materials is an important part of ensuring the continuing success of the Korean electronics industry. KISCO is well-positioned to contribute to this.