"Visited Local Factory in Person"... Why Samsung Electro-Mechanics President Jang Deokhyun Met 40-Year Partners in Yangsan

Samsung Electro-Mechanics Holds On-site Communication Forum with Partners
Commitment to Securing Competitiveness in AI and Automotive Components
Accelerating Mutual Growth with 200 Billion Won Win-Win Fund Support

Samsung Electro-Mechanics has organized an on-site communication event to strengthen strategic partnerships with its partners and lay the groundwork for mutual growth, in response to the rapidly changing market environment driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and automotive electronics.

On September 2, Samsung Electro-Mechanics announced that it held the '2026 Partner On-site Visit Communication Forum' at its partner company Fine Technology, located in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do, together with key partner company representatives. The forum was attended by more than 40 partner CEOs, as well as the executive management team including Jang Deokhyun, President and CEO of Samsung Electro-Mechanics. To better gather voices from local partners, the company additionally invited partners based in the Gyeongsang region, expanding beyond the Seoul metropolitan area.

Jang Deokhyun, President of Samsung Electro-Mechanics, is giving a presentation at the '2026 Partner On-Site Visit Communication Forum' on the 2nd at the partner company 'Fine Technology' located in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do. Samsung Electro-Mechanics

On the day, President Jang Deokhyun personally presented the business status and direction, emphasizing technological differentiation in the fields of AI, servers, and automotive electronic components. He urged close collaboration with partner companies, stating, “The realization of future industrial technologies is only possible when our parts and materials competitiveness is solid.” He further stressed, “Let us secure core technologies based on close trust and cooperation, and create growth opportunities in the global market together.”

During the subsequent Q&A session, participants engaged in practical discussions regarding the technology roadmap for new products, global market prospects, and growth strategies. Kwon Hyukseok, CEO of M.K. Chem & Tech and chairman of the Partner Council, said, “It is a great encouragement that the Samsung Electro-Mechanics executive team visited the manufacturing site in person to share their future vision and listen to our feedback. We will continue to build a solid partnership by pursuing technological innovation and rigorously managing quality, so we can lead the high-value-added markets such as AI and automotive electronics.”

After the communication session, President Jang and the participants toured the Fine Technology production line, inspecting the manufacturing processes and encouraging the workers. Samsung Electro-Mechanics currently works with roughly 900 domestic and overseas partners, with sales ranging from 1 billion to 1 trillion won, and its Partner Council—consisting of 40 core partner companies—has maintained their collaboration since its establishment in 1986, now marking its 40th year.

Meanwhile, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, under an agreement concluded with the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership, has been implementing a win-win support program totaling 200 billion won over three years, from last year through next year. The company is providing diverse support by creating a win-win fund for financial assistance, improving processes to enhance productivity and quality, and offering professional training programs. It has also earned the highest “Excellent” grade for two consecutive years in the Win-Win Growth Index evaluation.

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