Agricultural machinery specialist TYM Co. said on the 9th it successfully wrapped up the "2026 TYM customer invitation event," held on Jan. 5 at the Kimdaejung Convention Center in Gwangju.
As the first customer invitation event of 2026, TYM Co. showcased its entire lineup, including the next-generation mid- to large-size tractor "T5088," as well as its own tractors and rice transplanters. It also presented products from John Deere and Iseki, and plans to reflect the opinions (VOC) of about 1,000 customers who attended the event in future product and service improvements.
Opening the event, the "T5088" is an 88-horsepower model aimed at demand between the existing markets focused on mid-size models in the 70-horsepower range and large models in the 100-horsepower range. It is equipped with a Deutz engine from Germany and was designed to balance mid-size mobility with large-size output performance. TYM Co. said it improved operability and the work environment during development of the T5088 by incorporating input from technical advisors and customer feedback. On site, promotions for pre-registered customers ran alongside product consultations and reservation inquiries.
Ahead of the full-fledged rice planting season, the lineup of rice transplanters, including the RGO-690 six-row transplanter and a 10-row transplanter, was also on display. The RGO-690 is a model that passed Korea's comprehensive performance tests related to agricultural machinery Autonomous Driving systems, and features a 22-horsepower diesel engine and an electronic pedal to enhance work convenience.
Tractors by horsepower class and the standard combine "TH1200," along with John Deere tractors, were exhibited, and upcoming compact excavators and carriers were also introduced. At the venue, the "Certified Used John Deere" program, which offers John Deere after-sales service and up to 12 months of free warranty, was also explained. TYM Co. plans to expand customer convenience nationwide through its "TYM one-stop store" strategy, connecting product and implement purchases to maintenance, parts supply, and financing consultations.
The event centered on hands-on programs, including a Nanta performance, video screenings, a quiz event, and prize drawings, and was conducted in a format that local farmers could directly take part in and enjoy.
Chief Executive Kim Do-hoon of TYM Co. said, "The vivid voices of customers we heard on site are the most certain compass for TYM," adding, "We will raise the standard of Korean agriculture by completing a one-stop network centered on the TYM Plaza established across six regions nationwide, so that farmers can enjoy the best value and experience in every step from purchase to sale."
Meanwhile, TYM Co. plans to hold a customer invitation event for about 2,000 people on the 26th at the Osko Convention Center in Cheongju, aiming to boost customer satisfaction through new product introductions and listening to customer opinions.