Daesan Materials Co., Ltd., established in 2002, is a trading company that exports hydraulic crushers and heavy equipment parts. Currently, we are exporting heavy equipment parts to more than 40 countries and exporting products with excellent quality and reasonable prices

In particular, it has pioneered overseas markets by carrying out export-related trade of heavy equipment parts of Korean brands

Daesan Materials Co., Ltd. is a small company with 8 employees, but it is called a small but strong company with sales exceeding 5 billion won. The key to this success is that you can find high-quality products at reasonable prices

In addition, Daesan Materials Co., Ltd. has solid trust and credibility with customers based on more than 16 years of experience in heavy equipment parts. We are exporting to the world by accurately understanding customer needs, improving existing products, discovering new products, and marketing them

Daesan Materials Co., Ltd. has been operating a parts distribution center in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, in addition to its Seoul headquarters, and plans to further increase the supply rate of parts by utilizing overseas supply chains such as the Middle East, Europe, Australia, Asia, and the Americas and South America

Yoongi Kim, CEO of Daesan Materials, a Korean supplier for heavy equipment parts, said that he plans to continue exporting and promoting good heavy equipment manufactured by Korean construction equipment companies to overseas markets. He emphasized that while heavy equipment parts must have excellent technology, smooth supply, sales, and marketing are also important when purchasing.

The brands of heavy construction equipment parts handled by Daesan Materials are Doosan Infracore, Hyundai Heavy Industries, Volvo, Komatsu, Hitachi, Kobelco, CAT, and AMIGO and more. They forming a distribution network connecting Korea and overseas

Moreover, the number of demanding for construction machinery, which sank last year, is increasing as China is focusing on building large-scale social infrastructure in the country amid the “post-coronavirus” boom.

With increase in demand, the construction machinery industry is booming, and expectations for the performance of domestic heavy equipment parts makers are also rising.