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LIG Precision Technology

HardwareDaejeon, South KoreaFounded 1999· One of 1702 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

South Korean defense precision parts and electronics manufacturer, subsidiary of LIG Nex1, producing displays, embedded computers, power supplies, optical seekers, and metal 3D-printed defense components.

CEO / Founder
Kwak Heon-gyu (곽헌규)
Stage
Active
Latest Round
Acquired
Key Investors
LIG Nex1 Co., Ltd. (parent company, acquired in 2019)

Technology & Products

Key Products

Displays (전시기); Embedded computers (일체형 컴퓨터); Optical seekers (탐색기); Power supplies (전원공급기); MRO test/inspection equipment; Special-purpose machinery; Board-level electronics; Metal AM defense components (via Metal AM Center)

Technological Advantage

Metal AM Center with L-PBF equipment (M-Line, M2 Series 5), powder removal systems (MARS 04), and full post-processing/quality verification chain; deep integration with LIG Nex1's missile, radar, and electronic warfare programs.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Metal additive manufacturing for defense-grade production parts, leveraging L-PBF technology to produce lightweight, structurally integrated components for missile systems, radar, and electronic warfare equipment.

How They Differentiate

As a dedicated defense manufacturing subsidiary within the LIG Group, LIG Precision Technology combines 25+ years of precision defense electronics manufacturing with a newly established Metal AM Center (₩7.8B investment) focused specifically on serial production of metal 3D-printed defense components, not just prototyping.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

LIG Nex1 (parent company), Republic of Korea Armed Forces, defense OEMs, export defense customers

Industry Verticals

Defense; Aerospace; Military electronics

Competitors

Hanwha Defense (precision manufacturing); Poongsung Precision; Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) precision parts division

Growth & Milestones

Major Milestones

1999: Founded as 엘림시스 (Ellimsys); 2004: Registered as LG Innotek partner; 2019: Acquired by LIG Nex1, renamed to LIG Precision Technology; 2026: Opened Metal AM Center in Daejeon with ₩7.8B investment for L-PBF defense production

Notable Customers

LIG Nex1; Republic of Korea Ministry of National Defense

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