[INQ. NO. 1705M20] Founded in 1954, Taeyang Metal has been professionally engaged to produce and suppy top-quality cold-forged and precision-processed parts for automobiles.
Long years of accumulated business experience makes it possible for the company to cover a wide variety of cold-forged parts for automotive engines such as cylinder-head bolts, bearing-cap bolts, connecting rod-bolts, fly wheel- bolts, crank shaft pulley-bolts, etc. and thus allowing the company to play a leading role in the development of the automobile industry in Korea.
The current flagship local clients include Hyundai Motors, Kia Motors, etc. and international customers include GM, Sankei, Chrysler etc.
The proved global competitiveness originates from its in-house design capabilities for high tensile strength bolt, precision threaded fasteners and components and equipped with accredited fastener testing & calibration laboratory.
After accomplishing the accumulated export performance of $30,000,000 in 2004, the company has started accelerating its drive for expanding its offshore presence while aggressively establishing foreign corporates in India, the U.S.A. and a factory in 
China. As a recent noteworthy move, the company started expanding its business activities by delivering its high-class products to wind energy enterprises in Korea.
As of 2014, the company has witnessed significantly improved export performance, up 23 percentage points from the year before, thanks to an increase of exports to the U.S.A., etc. backed by the growing pace of the global economy. Taeyang Metal’s active outreach activities in foreign markets propelled its remarkable contribution to the nation’s export drive, as of 2013, recording US$100 million in export performance, following its US$ 30 million in 2004, US$ 50 million in 2006, and US$ 70 million in 2008.
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Organized by KOAMI and held by the Gyeongsangdam-do and Changwon-si, the exhibition is sponsored by some of the most representative companies and organizations in various industries in Korea. Other affiliated events such as seminars and lectures will also be held along with the event.
A total of nine themed exhibitions along with a special exhibition will be held displaying FA equipment focusing on innovative process management solutions, sensors and control equipment, network systems, designing and process analysis programs, and measuring instruments for smart factories. The exhibitions will also feature metal processing machinery, molding tools, hydraulic pressure equipment, and part materials to respond to the demands of the global market.
“Information and communications technology (ICT) conversion, the key to change in the global manufacturing paradigm, is triggering the fourth industrial revolution,” an official from the KOAMI said. “You’ll be able to see the trends in automation technology that is evolving with new technology such as cloud computing, big data, and Internet of things.”
Since its foundation, KOAMI has never stopped striving to develop the industry and played a significant role for the machinery industry to become the world’s eighth largest exporter. With its expertise accumulated and trust earned over the past 49 years, KOAMI will continue to dedicate itself to the advancement of the machinery industry in Korea. As a companion to the industry, it plans to continue providing the machinery industry with support so that it can drive growth and play its role as the largest exporter of machinery in Korea.
The multi-complex will be aimed at providing visitors the opportunity to experience various environmental-friendly energy facilities and eventually turning into a tourist attraction.
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