“World’s first ultra-precision cutting blade that combines laser technology.”
In the ultra-fine and ultra-precision processing market led by advanced countries such as Germany and Japan, the 21st century is on par with them. This year’s sales in the 21st century amounted to 30 billion won. This is because it is not widely known to the world yet. If it is listed next year, it is expected to easily exceed hundreds of billions of won in sales within a few years. The global market is worth tens of trillion won, and CEO Kim’s dream is to make 1 trillion won in sales within 10 years.
Everywhere in the industry, knives are needed to cut and divide. It is used to cut various electronic components such as display parts, smartphone cameras, battery films for EVs, and MLCC.
The 21st Century invests 3 billion to 4 billion won, more than 10% of its sales, in R&D, and there are about 250 Client company such as Samsung and LG Electronics.
One company’s dependence does not exceed 20% of its sales. It has a production base in the Philippines and receives royalties every year for technology transfer in Vietnam.