Visit to CMTX, a Specialized Semiconductor Materials Company

The Small and Medium Business Technology Information Promotion Agency (SMTIPA) announced on September 9 that President Kim Youngshin visited CMTX on the 8th, toured the company’s research facilities, and held an on-site discussion session.


This visit was organized to share the achievements of outstanding companies participating in the Regional Specialized Industry Development Project, and to explore ways to strengthen the competitiveness of regional small and medium-sized enterprises in the semiconductor materials and components field, as well as facilitate their entry into domestic and overseas markets.


CMTX is a specialized company in materials and components, manufacturing precision parts used in semiconductor etching and deposition processes. The company was listed on KOSDAQ in November last year. Currently, it supplies products to more than 31 semiconductor production lines worldwide, including Samsung Electronics and TSMC.

Kim Youngshin, President of the Small and Medium Business Technology Information Promotion Agency, visited CMTX on the 8th, toured the research facilities, and took commemorative photos with company officials. Small and Medium Business Technology Information Promotion Agency

Kim Youngshin, President of the Small and Medium Business Technology Information Promotion Agency, visited CMTX on the 8th, toured the research facilities, and took commemorative photos with company officials. Small and Medium Business Technology Information Promotion Agency

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CMTX has received support for overseas exhibitions and market development, tax diagnostics for KOSDAQ listing, valuation, and more through the “Regional Business Ladder Support Project” and “Regional Innovation Leading Company Development (R&D),” both key programs of the Regional Specialized Industry Development Project run by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and SMTIPA.


On that day, President Kim toured the company’s research facilities together with officials from Gyeongbuk Technopark (TP) and the Gyeongbuk Provincial Office. During a discussion session, he listened to opinions regarding the difficulties faced in carrying out regional specialized industry development projects, current progress in entering overseas markets, strategies for regional cooperation, and business diversification.



President Kim stated, “SMTIPA will continue to support the technology development, commercialization, and stock market listing of outstanding local companies with technological competitiveness, thereby contributing to vitalizing the regional economy.”


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