- CEO
- Ji-Tae Hong
- Full Time Employees
- 18
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic components
- Address
- Anyang-si South Korea
- IPO Date
- Oct 31, 2017
- Business
- EMB Co., Ltd., formerly known as Fine Em Tech Co., Ltd., is a South Korea-based technology and manufacturing company engaged in renewable energy storage solutions, secondary battery recycling systems, mobile device accessories, and medical supply distribution. Founded in July 2013 and headquartered in Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, the company operates across three primary business segments: Energy and Environmental Technology, Mobile Components, and Healthcare Distribution. The company’s core products and services comprise energy storage systems (ESS) integrated with solar photovoltaic infrastructure; comprehensive spent lithium-ion battery recycling systems, including automated battery discharge units, mechanical disassembly and sorting machines, and black mass pre-treatment processing lines; mobile device accessories, including smartphone cases, impact-resistant covers, and tempered screen protection films; and healthcare supplies, including hospital-grade disinfectants, sterilization agents, and wholesale ethical pharmaceuticals. EMB Co., Ltd. serves commercial power developers, consumer electronics distributors, medical institutions, and battery materials processors primarily within South Korea and broader Asian markets. Operating as a key affiliate within the Fine Group ecosystem alongside parent holding entity Codes Co., Ltd., the company has recently undertaken significant strategic and operational transformations. Following its rebranding to EMB Co., Ltd. to reflect its strategic focus on sustainable energy, the company raised KRW 12 billion through a convertible bond issuance to fund the buildout, environmental permitting, and equipment acquisition for its commercial-scale waste battery recycling facilities, backed by a KRW 5.8 billion strategic equity-linked investment from affiliate Fine M-Tec Co., Ltd., while actively establishing joint venture frameworks with industrial partners across the secondary battery lifecycle value chain.