Strengthening trust with partner companies
Support from a win-win growth fund, patent access, and more
Plans to provide partner companies with KRW 200 billion over three years

Samsung Electro-Mechanics earned the highest rating in the Win-Win Growth Index evaluation for the third consecutive year and was named an “Honorary Company for Excellence.”


Samsung Electro-Mechanics said on November 11 that it had received the highest rating for the third consecutive year in the “2026 Win-Win Growth Index” evaluation announced by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership.


Introduced in 2011, the Win-Win Growth Index is an annual measure used by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership to assess each company’s level of partnership with small and medium-sized enterprises, with the aim of promoting mutually beneficial cooperation between large companies and SMEs. The evaluation combines the results of the Commission’s comprehensive assessment of corporate partnerships and the Fair Trade Commission’s assessment of compliance with agreements. Companies are classified into five grades: highest, excellent, average, below average, and very poor.


A view of Samsung Electro-Mechanics' Suwon campus. Samsung Electro-Mechanics.

A view of Samsung Electro-Mechanics' Suwon campus. Samsung Electro-Mechanics.

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This year, Samsung Electro-Mechanics carried out activities to strengthen trust with its partner companies, including a Win-Win Cooperation Day and communication forums featuring visits to partner companies’ sites. It also dispatched specialists in development, technology, and quality to partner companies to help improve their technological and quality competitiveness, and provided customized training and on-site improvement support.


Samsung Electro-Mechanics plans to continue growing together with its partner companies through support from a win-win growth fund, the opening of its patents, improvements in productivity, quality, safety, and environmental conditions, and specialized technical training tailored to their needs that incorporates artificial intelligence (AI).



Last year, Samsung Electro-Mechanics signed an “Agreement to Strengthen the Partner Company Ecosystem” with the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership and its partner companies, pledging to provide about 200 billion won over three years, from 2025 to 2027.


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