Oksan IMT Co., Ltd., a technology-innovative SME in Haman County, recently held a completion ceremony for its expanded plant and has begun full-scale operations aimed at revitalizing the local economy.

The ceremony, held on the 4th, was attended by Haman County Mayor Cho Geun-je, Haman Chamber of Commerce Chairman Park Jong-hee, Advisor Ha Seong-sik, and CEO Cho Dong-won, among others, who celebrated the completion of the plant.

Founded in 1995, Oksan IMT Co., Ltd. specializes in the production of industrial machinery and operates its headquarters and two manufacturing plants in Gaya-eup, Haman. The company has expanded into factory automation equipment and secondary battery equipment. With increasing domestic demand and growing exports driven by the establishment of subsidiaries in Vietnam and Hungary, the company signed an investment agreement with Haman County on January 16 to expand its plant, leading to this completion ceremony.

With an investment of KRW 3.9 billion, the company has built a state-of-the-art facility through the expansion, creating 28 new jobs and paving the way for further growth. Haman County also supported the project by resolving difficulties through the designation of the area as an “Industrial Growth Management Zone.”

On the same day, Oksan IMT donated KRW 20 million to the Haman County Scholarship Foundation to support the development of local talent.

CEO Cho Dong-won stated, “With the support of Haman County, we were able to complete our long-awaited factory expansion and establish new facilities,” adding, “We will continue striving to contribute to the revitalization of the local economy and job creation.”