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Kim Young-seop appointed as the 43rd President of the Polymer Society of Korea

Kim Young-seop appointed as the 43rd President of the Polymer Society of Korea

Kim Young-seop, President and CEO of Toray Advanced Materials Korea(TAK), has been appointed as the 43rd President of the Polymer Society of Korea.President Kim’s appointment holds particular significance as the Society prepares to take a major leap forward toward its next century of growth.President Kim stated that he will contribute to the advancement of polymer science and the materials industry by strengthening collaboration and communication among industry, academia, and research institutions.He also expressed his commitment to enhancing the global standing of the Society and Korean polymer science by successfully hosting the 50th anniversary international conference, which will bring together leading scholars from around the world.With more than 5,000 active members, the Polymer Society of Korea has played a central role in the development of polymer science and related industries in Korea. President Kim’s term will run for one year, through December 2026.

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TAK held “Santa’s Love Delivery” event to deliver Christmas Gifts and Messages of Hope to Local Children in Need

TAK held “Santa’s Love Delivery” event to deliver Christmas Gifts and Messages of Hope to Local Children in Need

Toray Advanced Materials Korea (TAK) held “Santa’s Love Delivery” event delivering Christmas gifts and messages of hope to children from vulnerable communities in the local area.The event was held in collaboration with the Gumi YMCA. Employees of TAK personally visited the site to deliver Christmas gifts to approximately 60 underprivileged children, offering words of encouragement to help them enjoy a warm and joyful holiday season.Now in its 22nd year, the “Sharing Santa” event has been held annually to promote a culture of sharing and community solidarity. Each year, the program provides gifts to children from low-income households, grandparent or single parent families, and children with disabilities, reaching out to those who are often overlooked in the community.Toray Advanced Materials Korea plans to continue fostering mutual growth with local communities and to consistently practice a culture of warm and inclusive sharing with its neighbors.

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TAK Recognized as an Outstanding Compliance Company in Jeonbuk Region

TAK Recognized as an Outstanding Compliance Company in Jeonbuk Region

Toray Advanced Materials Korea (TAK) was selected as an Excellent Compliance Company at the 21st Compliance Excellence Awards held on November 18 and received a plaque of recognition from the Jeonbuk District Prosecutors’ Office.TAK was honored with this award in recognition of its active engagement in social contribution activities, commitment to compliance practices, and strong sense of responsibility toward the local community and the environment.In particular, the company’s long-standing initiatives—including blood donations, donations for wildfire recovery, and support for underprivileged groups—were highly praised for contributing to the promotion of volunteer in the community and the spread of a culture of compliance.Compliance Excellence Awards are hosted annually by the Gunsan Branch of the Jeonju District Prosecutors’ Office and the Gunsan–Iksan Regional Committee of the Ministry of Justice’s Youth Crime Prevention Volunteers. The awards recognize companies with low industrial accident rates and active participation in community service.

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TAK Signs MOU to establish Offshore Wind Blade Cluster

TAK Signs MOU to establish Offshore Wind Blade Cluster

Toray Advanced Materials Korea (TAK) signed a MOU on November 19 to support the establishment of an offshore wind blade industrial cluster.The signing ceremony was attended by representatives from Jeonbuk State, Gunsan City, wind blade manufacturers, materials companies, and research and evaluation institutions. TAK was represented by Kim Hak-Seon, the Director of the Carbon Fibers & Composite Materials Division, who signed the agreement on behalf of the company.The MOU aims to strengthen the competitiveness of Korea’s offshore wind industry by jointly developing standardized and shared models for domestically produced blades, building production facilities and supply-chain infrastructure for testing, mass production, and commercialization, and creating a blade cluster connected to nearby port logistics.As carbon fiber composites are essential core materials for offshore wind blades, TAK plans to contribute to the development of standardized and shared blade models, ensure stable supply of carbon fiber—the key material for blade manufacturing—and promote technical cooperation. Through this partnership with local governments, companies, and institutions, TAK will support the expansion of the domestic offshore wind power market.

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