We continue to expand our network and enhance our ability to respond to customer demand
for parts standardization and worldwide sourcing.
Our Korean headquarters is our primary production base, playing a crucial role in technology development and expanding contact points with customers. Our Sejong plant manufactures lightweight composites for automotive, while our Eumseong plant manufactures solar materials. We also maintain an R&D-based lightweight materials development center in Korea, giving us a strong foundation on which to expand our business and focus on our strengths as we continue to grow as a global and cutting-edge advanced materials company.
Head Office
Sejong Office
Eumseong Plant
Since establishing its first manufacturing plant in Alabama in 2006, has continuously expanded its footprint across the Americas to strengthen its automotive and solar materials businesses.
In 2007, the company acquired Azdel, a U.S.-based leader in LWRT (Lightweight Reinforced Thermoplastics), enhancing its technological competitiveness and market presence.
In 2014, a new EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) production plant was opened in Monroe, Michigan to better serve the growing North American automotive market.
In 2016, Hanwha established a subsidiary in Mexico to target the country’s rapidly expanding automotive industry.
In 2022, a new entity was set up in Georgia with a local production facility to support the company’s solar business operations in North America.
In 2024, a new plant was completed in Texas under HAUS ( USA), significantly strengthening the company’s EV parts production capabilities and responsiveness to customer needs.
HAUS(Subsidiary in USA)
HAUS(Texas)
AZDEL
HAGA(Georgia)
HAMX(Subsidiary in Mexico)
NABC(North America Business Center)
began to tap into the growth potential of China’s automobile market with the establishment of automotive component plants in Beijing (2004). Our Chinese subsidiaries manufacture various lightweight composite materials and components, including GMT, EPP, LWRT, and LFT, and count both major Chinese and global automakers as clientele. We are putting our top-tier, innovative technologies to use to expand client partnerships, and we continue to anticipate and meet customer needs by strengthening our manufacturing capacity.
HABJ(Subsidiary in Beijing)
made its first foray into Europe with the construction of an automotive materials plant in the Czech Republic in 2009. We continue to maintain close partnerships with automakers in Europe and, in 2015.