- CEO
- Byung-Ho Cho
- Full Time Employees
- 66
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Office equipment/Supplies
- Address
- Busan South Korea
- IPO Date
- Oct 20, 2006
- Business
- iWIN CO., LTD. is a South Korea-based company primarily engaged in the development, manufacture, and distribution of automotive interior thermal comfort systems and advanced electronic components. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Busan, South Korea, the company operates within the automotive parts and equipment sector, serving global and domestic original equipment manufacturers and tier-one automotive suppliers across South Korea, North America, Europe, and Asia.
The company's core product and service portfolio comprises automotive seat heating systems, including seat heater mats, carbon heating elements, and integrated wiring assemblies; heated steering wheel modules and steering wheel heating controllers; automotive seat ventilation and cooling systems, including micro-blowers, airflow ducting, and ventilation cushion mats; electronic control units for seat climate management and passenger sensing; automotive temperature sensors; and customized interior comfort electronics engineered for internal combustion, hybrid, and electric vehicle platforms. Through its subsidiary and affiliate network, the company also provides optical semiconductor packaging, image sensor packaging for automotive camera modules, and light-emitting diode and sensor sub-assemblies utilized in advanced driver-assistance systems.
In recent corporate developments, the company completed a corporate rebranding, changing its legal name from Kwangjin Wintec Co., Ltd. to iWIN CO., LTD. to reflect its strategic transformation toward high-technology mobility and electronic solutions. The company has executed key strategic expansions, including the consolidation and scaling of its subsidiary iWIN Plus Co., Ltd. to accelerate commercial operations in autonomous driving image sensor packaging and optical semiconductors. Furthermore, iWIN CO., LTD. has diversified its business portfolio through targeted investments and technological collaborations in bio-healthcare and smart mobility sectors, while expanding production capabilities and supply agreements for next-generation lightweight, energy-efficient thermal management systems tailored for global electric vehicle architectures.