Participation in Fakuma 2026...Showcasing High-Performance Materials
Introducing Materials for AI Data Centers and Robotics
Targeting the European Advanced Industrial Materials Market

LG Chem announced on October 6 that it will participate in the plastics exhibition 'Fakuma 2026', held from October 12 to 16 in Friedrichshafen, Germany, where it will showcase engineering materials applied to fields such as artificial intelligence (AI) data centers and robotics.

Aerial view of LG Chem booth at Fakuma 2026 exhibition. LG Chem

Aerial view of LG Chem booth at Fakuma 2026 exhibition. LG Chem

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Fakuma is a plastics industry exhibition attended by global materials companies and leading European manufacturers. At this exhibition, LG Chem will present high-performance and high-value-added materials applied not only to the automotive and electrical and electronics industries, but also to AI data centers, robotics, and high-function breathable film (Breathable Film).


The 70m2-scale exhibition pavilion features three themes: 'Cost Effective', which highlights paint-free materials for automotive applications and metal replacement solutions; 'Sustainability', centered around bio-based materials and low-carbon solutions; and 'Innovative', which showcases engineering plastic technologies for AI data centers and robotics.


LG Chem will allocate more than half of its exhibition space as a customer meeting area to provide customized consultations and discuss technical solutions. The company also plans to utilize its own integrated simulation solution (SISO·Simulation Integrated Solution), which enables the prediction and validation of product performance at the design stage.


Against the backdrop of growing demand in Europe for lightweight and high-performance materials driven by electrification and eco-friendly policies, LG Chem intends to expand its presence in the engineering plastics market, focusing primarily on the automotive, robotics, and AI data center sectors.



Changhyeon Lee, Executive Vice President and Head of the Engineering Materials Business Division at LG Chem, stated, "What customers need is not just a material but a next-generation solution that turns the possibilities of the future into reality," and added, "By proposing next-generation material solutions, we will provide new growth opportunities and differentiated value."


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