Chief Executive Choi Hyun-gyu of Kolmar Korea said at the shareholders meeting on the 26th that the company will strengthen its future growth base through investment in production facilities, expanded collaboration with global clients, and a transition to an artificial intelligence (AI)-based smart factory.
At Kolmar Korea's shareholders meeting held that day in the 2nd-floor main conference room of the Gwanjeong 4 Branch in Sejong, Choi said Kolmar led trends again this year and set a new record for maximum performance with product planning capabilities, advanced research and development (R&D), and global quality responsiveness, while emphasizing that going forward the company will build its future growth base by transitioning to an AI-based smart factory.
At the regular shareholders meeting that day, Kolmar Korea approved as originally proposed all six agenda items submitted: approval of the 14th fiscal year financial statements and consolidation financial statements; partial amendments to the articles of incorporation; transfer of capital reserves to retained earnings; revisions to executive compensation regulations; and approval of compensation limits for directors and auditors.
Kolmar Korea Holdings also held a shareholders meeting the same day, emphasizing sustainable growth, strengthening digital capabilities, and fulfilling social responsibility. President Moon Byung-seok, head of the technology research institute at Kolmar Korea Holdings, said uncertainty is expected to continue this year, but the company aims to maximize shareholder value through innovative management and greater efficiency.
At its regular shareholders meeting that day, Kolmar Korea Holdings also approved as originally proposed all submitted agenda items, including approval of the 36th fiscal year financial statements and consolidation financial statements; partial amendments to the articles of incorporation; appointment of two inside directors; appointment of an auditor; and approval of compensation limits for directors and auditors.