What the company does
PIM Korea makes small, precisely shaped metal components, such as turbocharger parts, transmission parts, dental implant pieces, and wearable-device components, using a process called Metal Injection Molding (MIM), which blends metal powder with a binder, injects it into a mold, then removes the binder and sinters the powder into a solid metal part.
Its customers span the automotive, medical, and consumer-electronics industries. Listed on KOSDAQ, Korea's tech and small-cap board, the company's core business spans automotive and medical parts while it is actively developing components for newer areas such as automotive camera modules, electric-vehicle brakes, and humanoid robots.
Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings
Financials
Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025Revenue
- FY2025US$26.8M
Operating profit
- FY2025US$1.1M
Net income
- FY2025−US$39.3K
Key ratios (FY2025)
Why it matters · Context, not a recommendation
To strengthen its mold-making capability, a key factor in part precision, the company acquired a specialist mold manufacturer, 대명정밀 (Daemyung Precision), which had over two decades of operating history.
Filings
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