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Trades about 224% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Globally, HYUNDAI WIA Corporation operates as a key manufacturer and supplier, specializing in automotive components, various types of machinery, and industrial equipment. Its industrial technology portfolio encompasses advanced machine tools like CNC turning and machining centers, alongside sophisticated processing and assembly lines tailored for automotive component production. The company also develops and implements computer-integrated systems, facility optimization solutions, and state-of-the-art machining automation, including robotic and fixture systems. Furthermore, HYUNDAI WIA provides a suite of software solutions: HW-MMS for monitoring factory machine operations, intelligent control systems such as HYUNDAI-iTROL and HYUNDAI-iTROL+, and specialized CNC and PC-based machining software. Within the automotive sector, HYUNDAI WIA delivers a comprehensive array of components. This includes a variety of engines (gasoline, diesel, and turbocharger), integrated chassis, axle, and tire modules, and advanced power transfer units like active transfer cases, electronic limited-slip differentials, and couplings. Additionally, it supplies constant velocity joints (outboard, inboard, and shafts), e-PT components such as reduction gears, motors, and inverters. The company also offers specialized casting and forging services for the automotive industry, covering nodular and gray cast iron, as well as hot, cold, mixed, and radial forging techniques. Beyond its industrial and automotive offerings, HYUNDAI WIA is a significant contributor to the defense sector, manufacturing ground weapons (e.g., howitzers, tank guns, mortars), naval weaponry, aviation components, and advanced unmanned and automated weapon systems. Established in 1976, HYUNDAI WIA Corporation maintains its headquarters in Changwon, South Korea.
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