Samsung Electro-Mechanics disclosed on the 30th that it will contribute 29.7 billion won to the new technology business investment association (SVIC No. 79) formed by Samsung Venture Investment.

A view of the Samsung Electro-Mechanics Suwon plant./Courtesy of Samsung Electro-Mechanics

Regarding the purpose of the contribution, Samsung Electro-Mechanics said it would "proactively secure opportunities to collaborate with promising companies to preempt next-generation technologies."

The total contribution from counterparties is 30 billion won, consisting of 29.7 billion won from Samsung Electro-Mechanics and 300 million won from Samsung Venture Investment.

Earlier, in December last year, Samsung Electro-Mechanics made an investment worth several million euros in Alva Industries, a Norwegian corporations, using investment funds from the new technology business investment association (SVIC No. 47) through Samsung Venture Investment.

Alva Industries, a company that develops next-generation electric motors, provides motor solutions across various fields including robots, drones, and unmanned ground vehicles.

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