“New Leap 2026!”—A Declaration of Resolve Beyond Celebration Toward the Next 25 Years

 

 

WON CONDUCTOR Co., Ltd., a specialized manufacturer of ultra-high-voltage power conductors and power connection components, held its 25th anniversary ceremony on **December 19**.

Founded on **December 20, 2000**, the company marked the occasion as an opportunity not only to reflect on its achievements over the past 25 years, but also to share its mid- to long-term vision positioning 2026 as a new starting point.

Mr. Ji Sang-hyun, CEO of WON CONDUCTOR Co., Ltd., delivering a commemorative address

at the 25th anniversary ceremony.

 

At the event, WON CONDUCTOR unveiled its official slogan, “New Leap 2026!”, clearly signaling its intention to move beyond past accomplishments and advance to the next stage through **structural transformation and organizational renewal**. Rather than a ceremonial celebration, the event served as a platform to redefine the company’s future operating principles and execution strategies.

 

* 25 Years Growing with the Power Infrastructure Industry

Since its establishment, WON CONDUCTOR has played a key role in Korea’s power and energy supply chain, focusing on the processing of ultra-high-voltage conductors and power connection components.  Given the nature of power infrastructure—where long-term stability and reliability are critical—competitiveness is determined not only by technical capability, but also by consistent quality control and on-site trust.

Employees enjoying a lucky draw and recreational activities, an essential part of the anniversary celebration.

Over the past 25 years, the company has prioritized technological internalization and field-oriented responsiveness across design, processing, and quality management, rather than pursuing rapid external expansion. Industry observers describe WON CONDUCTOR as “a company that has endured by staying true to the fundamentals rather than seeking short-term visibility.”

 

* An Anniversary Focused on “Restart,” Not Celebration

In particular, WON CONDUCTOR made it clear that beginning in 2026, it will transition not through incremental adjustments, but through the adoption of **new structures and standards in its management system**. This direction reflects a strategic shift away from reliance on individual effort and dedication toward a **system-driven, performance-oriented organization.

 

Outstanding employees of WON CONDUCTOR being presented with awards in recognition of their achievements.

 

 * “Not People, but Systems; Not Effort, but Results”

As part of its future operational direction, WON CONDUCTOR emphasized **system-centered organizational management and performance-based execution**.

This represents a move away from dependence on specific individuals or personal capabilities, toward an organization where consistent results can be achieved within a shared framework and standardized processes.  Such a shift is increasingly viewed as essential for sustainable growth in manufacturing-based companies and aligns with broader trends across the power and energy industry.

Executives and employees of WON CONDUCTOR expressing their gratitude for one another’s dedication and hard work over the years.

 

 

*2026: The Starting Line for the Next 25 Years

WON CONDUCTOR defines **“New Leap 2026!”** not as a short-term objective, but as the starting line for preparing the next 25 years.

Building on its accumulated power infrastructure technologies and extensive field experience, the company plans to strengthen its competitiveness through more structured operational systems and clearly defined performance indicators.

 

A company representative stated,

“This 25th anniversary was not a celebration, but a moment to reaffirm our resolve. Beginning in 2026, we aim to become a company that proves itself through results and is chosen for its reliability.”

Industry experts note that, based on the technological trust and manufacturing capabilities WON CONDUCTOR has built over the past 25 years, the company is well positioned to maintain stable growth amid ongoing changes in the power and energy sector.