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Trades about 47% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Wonik IPS Co., Ltd. researches and develops, manufactures, sells, and installs semiconductor, display, and solar cell systems in South Korea. The company offers semiconductor systems, including WIDAS for enhancing process capacity; NOA ALD and CVD systems; GEMINI HQ system to produce dielectric films; GEMINI ALD systems for multi-patterning applications; HyEtaTM Spatial ALD systems for conformal films and seamless gap-fills; and Quanta systems for 3D NAND device fabrication. It also provides display systems, such as oxide thin-film transistor equipment, polyimide curing equipment, and low temperature polycrystalline silicon equipment; PECVD, which is used to prevent moisture penetration of flexible OLED devices; and display dry etcher, a core processing equipment to form a desired pattern on substrate in manufacturing QD-OLED, AMOLED, and large-size LCD panels, as well as for OLED and LCD panel production in high-resolution AM-OLED/LTPS market. Wonik IPS Co., Ltd. was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Pyeongtaek-Si, South Korea..
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