Semiconductor & AI supply-chain companies in South Korea

As of 2026-09-05, wafergraph tracks 43 semiconductor and AI supply-chain companies headquartered in South Korea, across 8 value-chain segments, most of them in Materials (17). The largest by market cap is Samsung Electro-Mechanics at $78.3B; the 30 priced companies total $147.5B. 5 hold a monopoly or leader position in their segment.

Data as of 2026-09-05 · country = headquarters, not fab location · market caps from the daily wafergraph pipeline (Yahoo × SEC shares); unpriced companies are listed but not summed

Largest South Korea companies by market cap

All 43 companies by segment

Materials (17)

  • SK Specialty — Korean specialty-gas maker and a top global NF3 supplier. leader
  • Samsung Electro-Mechanics — Samsung affiliate making IC substrates, MLCCs, and camera modules. major · $78.3B
  • LG Innotek — LG affiliate making IC substrates, camera modules, and components. major · $9.8B
  • Soulbrain — Korea's leading process-chemical and etchant maker, including high-purity HF. major · $1.8B
  • Hansol Chemical — Korean precursor and process-chemical supplier to memory and logic fabs. major · $1.6B
  • Dongjin Semichem — Korean photoresist and process-chemical maker supplying Samsung and SK hynix. major · $1.5B
  • Wonik Materials — Korean specialty-gas and precursor supplier for chip fabs. major · $300M
  • Simmtech — Korean maker of semiconductor substrates and memory-module PCBs. major · $150M
  • SK Siltron — SK Group's wafer arm; key 300mm supplier to Korean memory fabs. major
  • Daeduck Electronics — Korean PCB and IC-substrate manufacturer. niche · $3.8B
  • Foosung — Korean fluorine chemicals and specialty-gas maker. niche · $990M
  • Haesung DS — Korean leadframe and package-substrate maker. niche · $630M
  • MK Electron — Korean bonding-wire and solder-materials maker. niche · $230M
  • DNF — Korean maker of CVD/ALD precursors and thin-film materials. niche · $100M
  • Doosan Electro-Materials — Korean copper-clad laminate and IC-substrate materials maker. niche
  • SK Enpulse — SK affiliate; divested CMP pads to Hahn & Co. and blank photomasks to Fusion New Material in 2025; absorbed into parent SKC via merger effective 2025-12-23, ceasing as an operating company. niche
  • UP Chemical — Korean maker of CVD/ALD precursors for chip fabrication. niche

Equipment (Front End) (10)

  • HPSP — Near-monopoly maker of high-pressure hydrogen annealing equipment. leader · $3.1B
  • Jusung Engineering — Korean ALD, CVD, and epitaxy equipment maker. major · $6.0B
  • Wonik IPS — Korean deposition and thermal-process equipment maker for memory fabs. major · $4.1B
  • Hana Materials Inc. — South Korean maker of silicon and SiC electrodes/rings consumed in semiconductor dry-etch equipment. major · $710M
  • SEMES — Samsung's in-house equipment arm; etch, cleaning, and packaging tools. major
  • PSK Inc — Korean dry-strip and etch equipment maker. niche · $2.7B
  • Eugene Technology — Korean LPCVD and ALD deposition equipment specialist. niche · $2.3B
  • Park Systems — Leading atomic-force-microscopy (AFM) metrology maker. niche · $1.4B
  • Wonik QnC — Korean quartzware and ceramic components maker for fab tools. niche · $500M
  • KCTECH — Korean cleaning and CMP equipment maker. niche

Design (Fabless) (5)

  • LX Semicon — Korea's largest fabless display driver IC designer, an LG affiliate. major · $440M
  • FuriosaAI — Korean AI inference chip startup. challenger
  • Rebellions — Korean AI accelerator startup formed by merger with Sapeon. challenger
  • Telechips — Korean automotive infotainment and display SoC designer. niche · $100M
  • Panmnesia — South Korean fabless startup shipping CXL 3.2 fabric switch silicon for composable AI memory disaggregation. niche

OSAT (4)

  • SFA Semicon — Korean OSAT, the former STS Semiconductor. niche · $680M
  • Nepes — Korean OSAT specializing in fan-out advanced packaging. niche · $370M
  • LB Semicon — Korean OSAT focused on display driver packaging. niche · $200M
  • Hana Micron — Korean OSAT serving Samsung and SK hynix memory packaging. niche

Equipment (Back End) (3)

  • Hanmi Semiconductor — Korean leader in TC bonders used to stack HBM memory. leader · $16.1B
  • Leeno Industrial — Korean probe pin and test socket maker. major · $3.7B
  • ISC — Korean burn-in and test socket maker. major · $2.8B

IDM (2)

  • Samsung Electronics — World's largest memory maker, plus leading-edge foundry and Exynos design. leader
  • Magnachip Semiconductor — Display driver and power IDM with analog mixed-signal heritage. major · $110M

Memory (1)

  • SK hynix — HBM leader supplying NVIDIA; top-two in DRAM, owns Solidigm NAND. leader

Foundry (1)

  • DB HiTek — Korean 200mm analog and power specialty foundry. niche · $2.8B

Tracked revenue

30 of the 43 companies report revenue in the dataset, totalling $351.2B (latest fiscal year per company, SEC EDGAR or Wikidata).

Cite as: wafergraph, “Semiconductor companies in South Korea — 43 tracked, ranked by market cap”, https://wafergraph.com/country/south-korea/ (data as of 2026-09-05).

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