SKC announced on the 15th that it will merge with SK Enpulse, an investment company in the semiconductor materials business. This is part of the company's strategy to restructure its business around semiconductor post-processing packaging.
SK Enpulse has been reorganizing its business by sequentially selling off divisions such as fine ceramics and blank masks since 2023. Through this merger, SKC will secure KRW 380 billion that SK Enpulse has obtained through the sale of business units. This amount is planned to be invested in semiconductor post-processing packaging and advanced materials, including the commercialization of glass substrates.
Once the merger is completed, SKC's semiconductor materials business will be restructured around two main pillars: ISC's test sockets and equipment, and Absolics' glass substrate business.
Lee Dong-hoon
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