Nexadynamics Achieves 360% Surge in Equipment Exports, Proving Global Competitiveness with 11.7 Billion Won Record View original image

KOSDAQ-listed company Nexadynamics announced on April 2 that it is expanding its global presence by achieving significant export growth in its manufacturing equipment division, including display equipment.


Nexadynamics reported that it achieved consolidated sales of 13.01 billion won last year. In particular, exports in the smart solutions (equipment) division led the company's performance growth.


The export value of equipment increased by more than 360%, from 2.54 billion won in 2024 to approximately 11.7 billion won last year. As a result, the export share of the total equipment division sales rose from 29.7% to 97.2% out of the total 12.04 billion won in sales for this division.


This demonstrates that the company has successfully restructured its revenue model to focus on the global market, even as the domestic market environment contracted due to delayed investments and selective spending in upstream industries.


This achievement is attributed to the expansion of 8.6th-generation OLED investments by global panel manufacturers. China's BOE is building next-generation OLED lines in Chengdu with an investment of approximately 63 billion yuan (about 14 trillion won), while CSOT is investing around 29.5 billion yuan (about 6.5 trillion won) in Guangzhou. HKC is also working to advance its OLED technology based on funds raised through its IPO.


The 8.6th-generation OLED lines for IT applications require micrometer-level precision due to the process of handling large-size substrates. In this environment, Nexadynamics explained that its "ultra-precision yield control" technology served as a key competitive advantage. By providing process optimization solutions that stabilize the yield of new production lines at an early stage—going beyond simple equipment supply—the company has established itself as a core partner for global panel manufacturers.



A Nexadynamics representative stated, "Despite the slowdown in domestic display equipment investment, exports increased about 4.6 times last year," adding, "We are maintaining collaborative relationships with major global clients such as CSOT, BOE, HKC, Sharp, Foxconn, and Tianma, and we expect to receive additional orders."


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