Korea Seoul Advanced Materials & Application Technology Expo

【Exhibition Overview】

    INTRA (Seoul International New Materials & Applied Technology Exhibition) is the only comprehensive exhibition in South Korea dedicated to advanced new materials. The exhibits cover ceramic production and processing facilities, ceramic materials, coatings, abrasives, decorative ceramic materials, ceramic machine tools, and industrial ceramics, serving downstream industries such as electronics, electrical appliances, and information technology.

【Concurrent Events】

    In addition to the core exhibition area, the show also features various seminars on advanced new materials, new product and technology sharing sessions, and import/export trade exhibitions. The series of forums and conferences held during the exhibition period are only open to invited guests, fully ensuring the professional nature of the event.

【Exhibiting Companies】

    This exhibition has attracted numerous globally renowned companies to participate. Exhibitors will introduce brand-new products and showcase the latest industry technologies on-site. Participating companies include:

    - Leading South Korean companies: Samsung, Hyundai Motor, LG Chem, SK, Ssangyong Electronics, Hanwha Chemical

    - Internationally renowned companies: 3M, Siemens

【Industry Background】

    With global technological advancement and the rapid development of emerging industries, South Korea has become a major consumer of new materials. The electronics, automotive, biomedical, and nanotechnology industries in South Korea are growing rapidly, with increasing reliance on new materials, indicating broad market demand prospects.

    Currently, 90% of South Korea's new material resources rely on imports, of which 65% come from China. As the foundation and forerunner of high-tech industries, new materials have a wide range of applications and, along with information technology and biotechnology, are regarded as the most important and potentially promising fields of the 21st century.