HVM Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells advanced special metals utilizing vacuum melting technology in South Korea. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Anyang-si, the company produces nickel special alloys for aircraft parts, power generation turbines, ultra-corrosive bolts, piping, and high-voltage transmission lines; stainless steel products for power generation turbine components, automobile gears, ship shafts, petrochemical device components, and related applications; titanium alloys for power generation turbine components, guided weapon systems, aircraft propulsion and airframe components, medical implants, and electronic devices; copper alloys for electrical and electronic components as well as space launch vehicles; sputtering targets for high-hardness coatings, semiconductor superconductivity, solar cells, liquid crystal displays, and electronic control devices; and advanced materials including flexible high-modulus metals, 3D printer metal powders, and secondary battery metal materials. HVM serves industries such as aerospace, power generation, petrochemicals, shipbuilding, semiconductors, and defense primarily in domestic and overseas markets. In July 2025, the company secured KRW 40 billion in funding from investors and signed a KRW 8.34 billion super alloy supply contract for overseas markets; it was formerly known as Hankook Vacuum Metallurgy Corp.