- CEO
- Hwan-Sik Kim
- Full Time Employees
- 327
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Auto parts: OEM
- Address
- 379 Yeongcheonsandan-ro Yeongcheon-si NG South Korea 38899
- IPO Date
- Dec 10, 2016
- Business
- HanJung Natural Connectivity System.co.,Ltd manufactures and sells automobile and energy storage device parts primarily in South Korea. Its main products include HVAC system parts such as cooling fan modules, active air flaps, and air guards; electric vehicle (EV) parts including PHEV and BEV battery modules, electric vacuum pumps, EVP controllers, vacuum switches and sensors, motor brush holders, EV power relay assemblies, and single switch assemblies; energy storage system (ESS) parts comprising ESS cell inner spacers, battery modules, hybrid busbar assemblies, pack module assemblies, and fire spray nozzles; and portable ESS products like the CUBEGEN 1000. The company operates primarily in the automotive and energy storage equipment industries, serving electric vehicle manufacturers and energy storage markets. Founded in 1995, it is headquartered in Yeongcheon-si, South Korea.
In recent major developments, HanJung Natural Connectivity System.co.,Ltd secured approximately KRW 30 billion in funding from institutional investors including Hanyang Securities, Kiwoom Securities, and Friend Investment Partners in September 2025, strengthening its capital base. The company also fully owns HanJung America Co., a US subsidiary that issued $20 million in convertible preferred shares in November 2025, indicating strategic expansion and financing in international markets. Additionally, the company delisted from the KONEX market in June 2024 to focus on its KOSDAQ listing, reflecting a move to optimize its capital market presence. HanJung has reported strong financial improvements, with growing sales predominantly in South Korea and slight overseas sales, reinforcing its leading position in auto parts and energy storage system components.
HanJung Natural Connectivity System.co.,Ltd operates through two segments: Automotive Parts, focusing on EV battery parts, brake systems, and air conditioning system components, and Energy Storage Systems, focusing on production and sales of energy storage device components. The company employs over 260 people and targets automotive manufacturers, especially electric vehicle makers, along with the energy storage sector across domestic and select international markets. The company combines manufacturing capabilities with ongoing strategic funding and subsidiary expansions to maintain innovation in electric vehicle parts and energy storage solutions.