S&K Polytech Completes Merger with Sunjin Engineering... Full-Scale Launch of Automotive Electronic Components Business

S&K Polytech is set to fully launch its automotive electronic components business through a merger with Sunjin Engineering.

On October 6, S&K Polytech announced that it had completed the merger process with Sunjin Engineering, a company specializing in electronic components for electric vehicles.

In June, S&K Polytech decided to acquire 100% of Sunjin Engineering's shares. Through this merger, Sunjin Engineering's electric vehicle electronic components business will be incorporated as a new division within S&K Polytech. By adding the electric vehicle electronic components business to its existing high-density polyurethane (PU) foam business, the company has established a stable foundation for growth and built a diverse business portfolio.

Sunjin Engineering specializes in the production of busbars and terminals for electric vehicles (EV), leveraging its precision press processing technology and quality control capabilities. Following the merger, the company plans to boost its competitiveness by actively pursuing technology development and expanding production capacity.

A representative from S&K Polytech commented, "We swiftly completed the acquisition and merger of Sunjin Engineering, and have secured automotive electronic components as a new growth driver. Given the anticipated continued growth of the electronic components business, we will also actively invest in equipment and enhance our quality control capabilities to strengthen our competitiveness," the representative said.

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