The South Korea Automotive Supplier Report
London (PRWEB) December 03, 2013 -- The South Korea Supplier Report features a comprehensive overview of the automotive industry in South Korea, including a macro-economic overview, government policy and planned investment by OEMs and suppliers. The report examines in-depth the manufacturing advantages of South Korea, as well as the giving an overview of which OEMs have the greatest presence there.
Furthermore, the features an overview of production in 2012, as well as forecast numbers and detailed company profiles for 61 South Korean suppliers.
The Korean automotive industry has grown into a world class industry, since its government-driven inception in the 1980s. Today, South Korea is a major manufacturer and exporter of automobiles and ranks 5th in the world, behind China, USA, Japan and Germany. In 2012, 4.2 million vehicles were produced, although a 2% decline from 2011, South Korea still maintains its 5th global ranking. Over the last five years, South Korea has also developed into a major exporter of vehicles, exporting roughly two-thirds of its total production annually, although the domestic automotive market is characterised as being saturated, South Korea’s proximity to China and the ASEAN markets means that export opportunities, for both vehicles and components, continue to increase. The global expansion of Hyundai-Kia and the emergence of world-class automotive suppliers make South Korea a global competitor.
Overview of Macro Economic Situation
Planned Investment in Infrastructure Development Projects
National Automotive Policy & Plans
Tax Structure
Non-Tariff Barriers
Regulations: Emissions & Safety
Manufacturing Advantage
Overview of Automotive Industry & Supply Chain
Structure of Automotive Industry
Production in 2012 & Forecasts
Export Destinations & Trends
Manufacturing Presence of OEMs & Production Bases
Investments by OEMS
Overview of Vehicle Component Industry
Investments by Vehicle Component Suppliers
List of Joint-ventures and Mergers & Acquisitions in 2012/2013
OEM Supplier Relationship
Involvement of Automakers in Supplier Development
Technology Trends
Cluster Development
R&D Capabilities
Opportunities, Challenges & Future Outlook
Supplier Profiles
ACS
Atlas BX
Austem
Autoliv Korea
Central Corporation
Continental Automotive Electronics
Daehan Solution
Daesung Electric
Daesung Eltec
Daewon Kang Up
DAS
Dayou A-Tech
DBI
Denso PS
DIC
Dongah Tire & Rubber
Dongbo Industrial
Dongyang Mechatronics
DRB Holding
Duck Il Industry
Duckyang Industry
Ecoplastic
Frixa
Halla Visteon Climate Control
Hanil E-Hwa
Hanil Precision
Hankook Tire
Heesung Catalysts
Hwashin
Hyosung Corporation
Iljin Global
INFAC Corporation
Inzi Controls
Jico
Kiswire
KM&I
KOMOS
Korea Flange
Kumho Tire
Kyung Chang Industrial
Kyung Chang Wiper
Kyungshin Corporation
Leehan Corporation
LG Chem
Mando Corporation
Nexen Tire
Pyeong Hwa Automotive
Robert Bosch Korea
Shinhan Valve Industrial
Sungwoo Automotive
Sungwoo Hitech
THN Corporation
Unick Corporation
Wooshin Corporation
Yoosung Enterprise
Yura Corporation
Read the full report:
The South Korea Automotive Supplier Report
For more information:
Sarah Smith
Research Advisor at Reportbuyer.com
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +44 208 816 85 48
Website: http://www.reportbuyer.com/
Sarah Smith, Research Advisor at Reportbuyer.com, +44 208 816 85 48, [email protected]
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