[Photo] POSCO Chemical Completes Construction of World's Largest Cathode Material Plant
At the comprehensive completion ceremony of POSCO Chemical's cathode material Gwangyang plant held in Gwangyang, Jeonnam, on the 10th, Jeong In-hwa, Mayor of Gwangyang (seventh from the left in the photo), Min Kyung-jun, CEO of POSCO Chemical, Song Sang-rak, head of the Gwangyang Bay Area Free Economic Zone Authority, and others are celebrating.
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Hyung-gil] POSCO Chemical's cathode material plant, the largest in the world, located in Gwangyang, has commenced operations. The factory, spanning the area of 23 soccer fields, will produce cathode materials capable of supplying batteries for 1 million electric vehicles annually.
On the 10th, POSCO Chemical held a comprehensive completion ceremony for the Gwangyang cathode material plant in Gwangyang City, Jeollanam-do. About 100 officials attended the event, including Min Kyung-jun, CEO of POSCO Chemical; Han Sung-hee, CEO of POSCO Engineering & Construction; Song Sang-rak, head of the Gwangyang Bay Area Free Economic Zone Authority; and Jeong In-hwa, mayor of Gwangyang.
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Min Kyung-jun, CEO of POSCO Chemical, is delivering a commemorative speech at the comprehensive completion ceremony of the cathode material Gwangyang plant held on the 10th in Gwangyang, Jeonnam.
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