Company

HISTORY

Group History

2000 ~ Present

2012.12
Reached KRW 1 Trillion in Sales

1990 ~ 1999

1998.11
Signed Technical Partnership & Joint Venture Agreement with NOK-Megulastik (Japan) and Freudenberg (Germany)

1980 ~ 1989

1987.11
Relocated Nongong Plant (Dalseong Industrial Complex)

1950 ~ 1979

1976.07
Established Technical Partnership with NOK (Japan)
2024
08

Yeowon Partners Co., Ltd. merged into PyungHwa Holdings Co., Ltd.

2023
07

Element Six Co., Ltd. merged into MJ Vision Tech Co., Ltd.

2020
03

Established PFS Co., Ltd.

2017
09

Established Yeowon Partners Co., Ltd.

08

Established Changin HRD Institute Co., Ltd.

01

Established Element Six Co., Ltd.

2015
09

PyungHwa ENG Co., Ltd. merged with MDT Co., Ltd.

03

Declaration of New Management Philosophy

2014
05

PyungHwa Industrial Co., Ltd. merged with PAVCO Co., Ltd.

2012
12

Reached KRW 1 Trillion in Sales

11

Established PNDT

2008
05

Company Split (New: PAVCO Co., Ltd. / Surviving: PyungHwa Industrial Co., Ltd.)

2006
05

Established PHI (Overseas Subsidiary in India)

05

Company Split (Surviving: PyungHwa Holdings / New: PyungHwa Industrial)

2005
09

Established TPHE (Overseas Subsidiary in China)

05

Established PyungHwa ENG R&D Center

2004
10

Established PyungHwa ENG Co., Ltd.

10

Corporate Split (PyungHwa KiKong & PyungHwa ENG)

09

Changed corporate name from Serapis Co., Ltd. to MDT Co., Ltd.

07

Established Serapis Co., Ltd.

2003
11

Divested Shares in PyungHwa Westar Co., Ltd.

05

Completed Construction of PyungHwa Oil Seal R&D Center

04

Established TPHK, an overseas (Chinese) subsidiary of Pyunghwa Industrial Co., Ltd.

02

Established TPH, an overseas (Chinese) subsidiary of Pyunghwa Industrial Co., Ltd.

2002
12

Reached KRW 100 Billion in Sales

10

Completed Construction of PyungHwa Industrial R&D Center

09

Agreed to Sell Stake in Korea Gates Co., Ltd.

06

Divested Stake in Daekyung Hwasung

2001
07

Acquired Daekyung Hwasung

1998
11

Signed Technical Partnership & Joint Venture Agreement with NOK-Megulastik (Japan) and Freudenberg (Germany)

10

Signed Industry-Academic R&D Agreement with Kyungpook National University

1997
03

Established PyungHwa Westar for Woven Hose Production

1996
11

Designated as a Military Service Exception Company (Chemical Sector)

1995
08

Established Geonhwa Cultural Foundation

04

Company Name Change: PyungHwa Co., Ltd. → PyungHwa CMB Co., Ltd

04

Established Technical Partnership with Metzeler Gimetall AG (Germany)

03

Established Employee Welfare Fund at PyungHwa KiKong

1994
11

Established PyungHwa Oil Seal R&D Center

1993
10

PyungHwa CMB Co., Ltd. Signed Technology Licensing Agreement with JSR Elastomix (Japan)

07

Established PyungHwa CMB (formerly PyungHwa Co., Ltd.)

1992
12

PyungHwa Oil Seal Co., Ltd. Established an Employee Welfare Fund

11

PyungHwa Industrial Co., Ltd. Established a Technical Partnership with Tokai Rubber Industries (Japan)

1991
09

Merged with Korea E.P.I (Current PyungHwa Oil Seal Gumi Plant)

1990
12

PyungHwa Oil Seal Co., Ltd. Completed Construction of Plant No. 2

1987
11

Relocated Nongong Plant (Dalseong Industrial Complex)

05

Established PyungHwa Industrial R&D Center (Chemical Engineering)

03

PyungHwa Oil Seal IPO

03

Established Technical Partnership with Daito Rubber Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Japan)

1985
09

Established PyungHwa KiKong Co., Ltd.

1982
03

PyungHwa Oil Seal Co., Ltd. Designated as a Supplier in the Automotive Sector by MOCIE

01

PyungHwa Oil Seal Co., Ltd. Designated as a Supplier in the Agricultural Machinery Sector by MOCIE

1978
10

Designated as a Level 3 Defense Supplier

10

Established the Labor Union of PyungHwa Oil Seal Co., Ltd.

04

PyungHwa Oil Seal Designated as a Strategic Key Industry Supplier (Level 3)

02

Launched PyungHwa Oil Seal Co., Ltd. (Joint Venture: PyungHwa 60%, Japan 40%)

02

Obtained Export and Import License from MOCIE

1977
11

Established PyungHwa Oil Seal Co., Ltd.

11

Signed Joint Venture Agreement between NOK (Japan) and PyungHwa Oil Seal

1976
07

Established Technical Partnership with NOK (Japan)

1975
10

Selected as a Defense Material Supplier by MOCIE

08

Incorporated PyungHwa Industrial Co., Ltd.

04

Established the Labor Union of PyungHwa Industrial Co., Ltd.

02

Relocated PyungHwa Industrial Co., Ltd. to the Newly Constructed Site in Daegu 3rd Industrial Complex

01

Designated as an Automotive Parts Supplier (Oil Seals) by MOCIE

1974
04

PyungHwa Oil Seal Designated as a Strategic Key Industry Supplier

1970
01

Designated as a Certified Factory for Automotive Localization by MOCIE

1964
05

First Export of V-belts to South Vietnam ($4,000)

1962
03

Changed Company Name to PyungHwa Industrial Co., Ltd.

1957
06

Pivoted Business to Automotive Rubber Parts Manufacturing

1950
10

Founded PyungHwa Rubber Industry (Produced Eraser Rubber)