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Sung Kyung Park, Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

Sung Kyung Park, Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

 Sangjin Lee, Head of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

Sangjin Lee, Head of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

 Team members of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

Team members of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

 Team members of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

Team members of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

 Team members of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

Team members of Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

 Kyu Wan Kim, Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group

Kyu Wan Kim, Samsung C&T’s Electronic Component & Materials Group
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Videos

Kids Take Over Korea’s Biggest Theme Park! | Day at Everland

Kids Take Over Korea’s Biggest Theme Park! | Day at Everland

 Juun.J Flagship Store Opening Event in Dosan Park, Seoul

Juun.J Flagship Store Opening Event in Dosan Park, Seoul

 See Everland's Summer Water Fun Festival

See Everland's Summer Water Fun Festival

 Slow Shopping Seoul Style

Slow Shopping Seoul Style

 Star Residences Construction Progress Timelapse – Tallest Residential Buildings in Malaysia

Star Residences Construction Progress Timelapse – Tallest Residential Buildings in Malaysia
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Infographics

Map showing the location of Samsung C&T's Facility E Desalination and Power Plant Project in Qatar, with a zoomed-in view highlighting the Ras Abu Fontas area, located 18 kilometers southeast of Doha.

Map of Samsung C&T's Desalination and Power Plant Project in Qatar 

 An illustrated visual demonstrating the LIFE (Lifting Indicator for Excavator) use case scenario, featuring steps like checking ground slope, assessing load weight, verifying work radius, alarm activation for safety limits, worker notifications, and implementing immediate safety measures. A graphic image that shows the main uses of polypropylene with illustrations and the market outlook for the material over the next decade. The main uses for PP include household goods, such as electronics, furniture, and textiles; automotive parts such as bumpers, dashboards, battery parts, and doors; and medical supplies including syringes, petri dishes and pill dispensers. The market for polypropylene was valued at $87 million USD in 2022 and is expected to grow to reach $117 million USD by 2030. A graphic image of the market outlook for low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) over the next decade and a list of applications that the two materials are predominantly used for along with illustrated images of some of the applications. Applications of LDPE include plastic bags, shrink wrap, stretch films, and household goods; applications of HDPE include bottles, toys, gas and water piepes, cable insulation, insulation, and automotives. The estimated value of LDPE in 2024 is expected to reach $47.2 million USD and grow to $72.6 million USD by 2034. The estimated value of the HDPE market in 2023 was $78.4 billion USD which is expected to grow to $111.1 billion USD by 2030. Infographic highlighting key facts about the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) in Seoul, South Korea. It includes location, construction dates (2009-2013), architects (Zaha Hadid and Samoo Architects), and contractor (Samsung C&T). Key stats: 86,574 m² total area, 29 meters height, 7 floors (including underground), and 45,133 external aluminum panels. A photo on the right shows the DDP's curved, illuminated structure at night. An illustrated image showing the benefits of small modular reactors, including small scale, modular design, and being able to integrate into hybrid systems. Each benefit has its own colorful illustrated graphic above it.
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