Participates in the International Security Industry Expo in Songdo

Also exhibits firearms for special missions, including the K17

SNT Motiv, led by CEO Kwon Hyung-soon, is entering overseas public security equipment markets with its low-risk pistols and ammunition for police use. The move aims to expand its overseas business beyond its traditional focus on military small arms into public security, including police equipment.


SNT Motiv announced that it will participate in the 2026 International Security Industry Expo (KPEX 2026), which runs from October 21 to 24 at Songdo Convensia in Incheon, where it will exhibit low-risk pistols and ammunition, as well as small-caliber firearms for special missions, including the K17. The event is hosted by the Korean National Police Agency and Incheon City.

SNT Motiv booth at the 2026 International Security Industry Expo.

SNT Motiv booth at the 2026 International Security Industry Expo.

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The company is highlighting its low-risk pistols and ammunition as key products for use in police field operations. It will also showcase firearms used in counterterrorism and special missions, presenting a product lineup designed to support a range of police duties.


At the exhibition, the company plans to present its small-caliber firearm development and production technologies and products to domestic and international public security officials. It also plans to explore business opportunities to expand its presence in the domestic public security market and enter overseas police markets.


Drawing on its experience developing and producing military small arms and its domestic operational track record, SNT Motiv has pursued firearm supply opportunities in overseas markets, including North America, the Middle East, and Asia. The company aims to expand its business by proposing low-risk pistols and ammunition tailored to the public security needs of each country.



An official from SNT Motiv's Special Business Division said, "We plan to expand our overseas business, which has traditionally focused on military small arms, into the public security sector." The company plans to pursue overseas market entry by tailoring its low-risk pistols and ammunition to each country's public security environment.


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