SNsys Secures Power Solution Order for New MLCC Plant in the Philippines

SNsys, an integrated solution provider for shipbuilding, onshore, and offshore equipment, announced on March 11 that it has secured an order for onshore power distribution panels to be used in the new multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) plant expansion project in the Philippines, which is being promoted by a major domestic semiconductor materials manufacturer.

This project is part of a global strategy to expand MLCC production capacity in response to increasing demand from AI, automotive electronics, and data centers. MLCCs are key components that stably control current flow in electronic devices and are often referred to as the "rice of electronics." Recently, demand for MLCCs has been rising rapidly due to advances in AI semiconductor performance and increased investment in data centers.

Previously, SNsys secured a new production base for semiconductor-dedicated power distribution panels near the Pyeongtaek semiconductor industrial complex and successfully won orders from major domestic semiconductor companies, marking its full-fledged entry into the high-tech power infrastructure market. This latest order is significant because it demonstrates that its market penetration strategy is yielding continuous results, now extending to global expansion projects.

Notably, SNsys secured this supply contract amid competition with other leading domestic power distribution panel manufacturers. Given that power quality and stability are directly linked to production yields in advanced electronic component manufacturing, SNsys's strengths in high-reliability design, quality control, and competitive delivery capabilities were comprehensively highly rated.

SNsys has been diversifying its business portfolio by successfully applying its expertise in high-specification power distribution panel design and quality management, accumulated in the shipbuilding and offshore plant sectors, to the onshore high-tech industrial environment. Following the establishment of the Pyeongtaek production base and orders from domestic semiconductor companies, the company is gradually expanding its presence in the high-tech power infrastructure market by securing overseas projects as well.

SNsys's moves are expected to go beyond one-off orders and lead to the formation of a strategic production belt connecting advanced industrial clusters at home and abroad. Industry sources note that, as the Pyeongtaek semiconductor-dedicated power distribution panel production base enters full operation, SNsys is considering the Yongin area as a strategic hub for next-generation production capacity expansion to meet the anticipated surge in demand for K-semiconductors and AI data centers.

Yongin is an area where the world's largest "semiconductor mega cluster" is currently being established, and if SNsys secures additional production capacity there, the synergy with the Pyeongtaek plant would provide the company with unrivaled supply capabilities in the high-tech power infrastructure market in the Seoul metropolitan area.

A representative from SNsys stated, "With global MLCC projects and domestic semiconductor orders rising sharply, proactive infrastructure investment is essential at this time," adding, "Building on the success of our Pyeongtaek production base, we plan to proactively expand our capacity in key industrial complexes such as Yongin to actively respond to rapidly changing global supply chain demands."

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