JNTC CO.,LTD. Secures 250 Billion Won Cover Glass Order from Three Global Automakers
New Models to Be Introduced in the European and U.S. Luxury Automobile Markets
Supply of 3D Cover Glass for Vehicles
Based on Custom Coating and 3D Thermoforming Technologies
"Seeking Additional Orders from North American EV Brands… Expanding Automotive Electronics Business"
[Edaily Reporter Hyera Lee ] JNTC CO.,LTD.(204270)announced on the 23rd that it has secured supply contracts totaling 250 billion won for automotive 3D cover glass from three clients, including a global luxury automaker. JNTC CO.,LTD. CI. (Photo courtesy of JNTC CO.,LTD.) These orders are for volumes to be applied to new models from global luxury automakers in Europe and the United States. This is a key component supply contract that addresses the demand for larger and more sophisticated automotive displays driven by the spread of autonomous driving and electric vehicles. The company expects this to accelerate its expansion of market share in the global automotive cover glass market. JNTC CO.,LTD. explained that it secured this project by demonstrating quality and cost competitiveness through its AF (anti-fingerprint) coating technology—verified for durability through over 50,000 cycles—as well as AG (anti-glare) spray coating, curved surface printing, and 3D thermoforming technologies. Since beginning mass production of automotive 3D cover glass in 2021, the company has been building a customer-tailored supply system. With this new order, the company will establish mass production capabilities for a total of seven vehicle models this year. It stated that if projects currently under development also progress to mass production, it expects to diversify its customer base while driving revenue growth and improving profitability. Jo Nam-hyuk, CEO of JNTC CO.,LTD., said, “We are also set to secure a new project with a global North American electric vehicle brand in July,” adding, “We will expand our growth foundation through our automotive cover glass business and new ventures such as HDD and TGV glass substrates.”
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