Reorganizes into three divisions: Management, Technology and Safety, and Business
Establishes Semiconductor Materials Business Division and dedicated AX and Security organization

OCI Group said on November 2 that it would carry out regular executive appointments and an organizational restructuring to improve management efficiency and strengthen the competitiveness of its core businesses.


OCI Holdings will expand and reorganize its existing Management Planning Department into a Planning Office to broaden its group-wide strategy development and management functions. The company plans to develop the group's mid- to long-term growth strategies and strengthen its ability to respond to major management issues.


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OCI Company Ltd. will reorganize its operations into three divisions: Management, Technology and Safety, and Business. It will also establish new teams to strengthen expertise in its core businesses and accelerate digital transformation. First, it will establish a Semiconductor Materials Business Division under the Business Division to strengthen its business capabilities in semiconductor materials and systematically pursue growth strategies tailored to the characteristics of each business unit.


The company will also establish an AX and Security organization dedicated to artificial intelligence transformation (AX) and information security. It plans to accelerate work innovation using AI technologies while upgrading its information security management framework to proactively respond to changes in the digital business environment.



An OCI official said, "We will build a leadership pipeline to drive our core businesses and develop the next generation of executives to lead future growth, thereby securing the group's capacity for mid- to long-term growth."


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