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Held at Yongin headquarters (Solum Square), with 90 representatives from 35 global partner companies in attendance
Shared medium- to long-term visions by business unit and awarded 12 outstanding partner companies
Jeon Seong-ho (CEO) "Aiming to build strategic partnerships that go beyond simple transactions to co-design the future"
ICT company Solum (SOLUM) announced on the 17th that it held the '2026 Global Partners Day' and the General Meeting of the Hamseonghoe (Council for Collaborative Growth with Partner Companies) to strengthen ties with its partners and share its medium- to long-term growth vision.
Held on the 16th at Solum's Yongin headquarters, the event was attended by 90 representatives from 35 companies, including major global partners in the semiconductor, EPD, and PCB sectors such as TI, Toshiba, Infineon, BOE, and STMicro. Among them were 15 member companies of Hamseonghoe, Solum's domestic partner council.
At the event, Solum shared its business status along with visions and technology roadmaps for each business unit, including ESL (Electronic Shelf Labels), Display, ANP (Next-Generation Power Solutions Business), Modules & Sensors, Healthcare, and Beauty. In particular, the company presented its medium- to long-term business direction to address uncertainties in the global market environment and discussed practical measures to enhance competitiveness through technical collaboration and joint development with partner companies.
An awards ceremony was also held to recognize the achievements of mutually beneficial cooperation. Solum presented the 'Best Partner Award' to partner companies that demonstrated outstanding performance in quality, delivery, and technological capabilities. A total of 12 companies, including four from Hamseonghoe and eight global partners, received the honor. Immediately following the ceremony, a commemorative tree-planting event was held with representatives of major partner companies to express their commitment to shared growth.
In his opening remarks, Solum CEO Jeon Seong-ho stated that "in a situation where uncertainties in the technological landscape and the global supply chain have become commonplace, the choice of who to collaborate with and how to collaborate determines a company's competitiveness", and "we will further develop our relationship with partner companies from a simple transactional one to a strategic partnership that co-designs and executes the future". He added "that he hopes today's gathering will lead to practical collaboration and serve as an opportunity for Solum and its partners to achieve long-term growth together".
Meanwhile, following the official event, Solum held technical exchange sessions with partner companies to discuss practical collaboration measures. The company stated that it will continue its efforts to build a healthy supply chain ecosystem based on close communication with its partners.
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