Showing posts with label komma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label komma. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

KOMMA Contact Information

Contacts by name
Park, Hee Cheol 02-3459-0011 Director General
Shin, In Ho 02-3459-0018 Director of Business Division

Exhibition Business Department

Kang, So Ahn 02-3459-0019,
the general manager, SIMTOS
Yim, Jeong Cheol 02-3459-0022 Management of SIMTOS Exhibitors
Park, Charles 02-3459-0020 Exhibition management, Korean pavilion, Buyer delegations

Lee, Kate 02-3459-0023 Overseas exhibitors & buyers, international marketing
Kang, Bonnie 02-3459-0024 Publicity Campaign of SIMTOS, Media Network management

Bong, Hyeon Keun 02-3459-0034 SIMTOS application & management system, webmaster
Yeon, Eric 02-3459-0025 SIMTOS Membership management

Administration Department

Kim, Hyeon Moo 02-3459-0026 Financial affairs, annual general meeting, board meeting
Kim, Yoo Seang 02-3459-0027 HR, accounting affairs, members’ management

Economic Survey & Public Relation Department

Moon, Dong Ho 02-3459-0012 Research of Industry & Policies, PR, Trade mission]

Won, Jae Hoon 02-3459-0035 Research of machine tool industry & market
Park, Do Yoon 02-3459-0014 Subscribers’ management(website users) Machine Tool data

Technical Survey & Standard Cooperation Department

Kim, Kyeong Dong 02-3459-0015
Technical Survey, matters of strategic materials, Tax reduction, Policies’
research for technologies, machine tool standardization

Lee, Sang Yeob 02-3459-0016 Industrial Robots, Information exchange(Seminar/Committee)


Sunday, April 19, 2009

2008 Korean Machine Tool Industry Trend


The average operating rate of the manufacturing industry came down below 70 percents in the fourth quarter. The economic growth rate shrunk 3.4 percents compared to the same period last year. It is the first negative growth since 1998 immediately after the economic crisis and the object-economy is danger of declining.


Due to the global depression, the main demand industries of the Korea Machine Tool Industry have slowed down since the fourth quarter of last year. Orders and production have dropped together because of ‘National Consumption-Decrease’ and ‘Export-Slowdown.’.....


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