S&K Polytech Decides to Merge with Sunjin Engineering... "Strengthening Electrical Components Business"

S&K Polytech has decided to merge with Sunjin Engineering, a company specializing in electric vehicle (EV) electrical components.

According to S&K Polytech on July 14, this merger is a strategic move aimed at enhancing management efficiency and strengthening business synergy and competitiveness by integrating the organizations and resources of both companies following the completion of the acquisition of Sunjin Engineering on July 1.

Sunjin Engineering primarily manufactures busbars and terminals for electric vehicles (EVs). Leveraging its precision press processing technology and quality management capabilities, the company has established a stable customer base. Last year, its sales reached 22.5 billion won, marking a 35.9% increase compared to the previous year.

S&K Polytech, with more than 20 years of accumulated material technology and R&D capabilities, was the first in Korea to develop high-density polyurethane foam. With the acquisition and merger of Sunjin Engineering, the company plans to foster the electrical components business as a core growth engine.

In particular, the company plans to continue investing in growth businesses and enhancing business competitiveness by utilizing the financial strength secured through the recent sale of an idle factory worth 48 billion won. Through these efforts, S&K Polytech aims to improve both profitability and growth potential, thereby increasing its corporate value.

A representative from S&K Polytech stated, "We decided on the merger to enable prompt decision-making, improve management efficiency, and create business synergies," adding, "By entering the electrical components business, we will strengthen our growth prospects and improve our performance."

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