▶ Introduction of SBB Tech's technology and future strategies to domestic institutional investors
▶ Expected to create synergy between SBB Tech's technology and KPF's mass production capability

In October, we launched SBB Tech, a robot parts specialist that succeeded in mass-producing precision reducers for the first time in Korea.
We held a corporate briefing to introduce.
In October, KFA held 45.78% (28,6 shares) of SBB Tech.
It has been acquired for about 12.88 billion won.

Despite the recent stock market slump,
About 40 institutional investors attended and showed keen interest in SBB Tech.
In this position, KPF Min Yang-gyu, Director of Planning and Coordination Dept., SBB Tech CEO Ryu Jae-wan, and Lee Jung-ho, Director
We attended and had time to introduce SBB Tech's technology and explain its future strategy.

In addition, the strategy of securing overseas distribution networks to expand the global market, and KPF and SBB Tech
The aspect of creating synergy received great attention. In particular, great synergy between the two companies is expected in the special bearing field.

Yang-gyu Min, head of the planning and coordination department of KFA, said, “KPF’s mass production capability and capital
When combined with technology, it becomes one of the world's top 3 key players following Japanese company H in the global precision reducer market.
“It is possible to take a leap forward,” he said. “We will take a place to introduce SBB Tech, which will be the new axis of KPF’s growth
I will bring it regularly and communicate with investors.”