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Nepes Presents Growth Strategy for Mid-Sized OSAT Companies at Semiconductor Packaging Policy Forum

Nepes participated in the Semiconductor Packaging Policy Forum held on September 25 at the SC Convention Center in Seoul, where CTO Jongheon Kim delivered a keynote presentation titled “Growth Strategy for Mid-Sized OSAT Companies and Industry-Academia-Government Collaboration.”In his presentation, Mr. Kim addressed the limitations of 2.5D packaging (CoWoS), a core technology in the AI semiconductor market, and stated, “In the future, packaging technologies that replace expensive silicon interposers and shift to square panel formats will gain attention.” He added, “The industry is already discussing 3.5D packaging technologies that incorporate vertical stacking, and companies that secure next-generation technologies and build robust supply chains will lead the market.”Mr. Kim also outlined strategic directions for enhancing the competitiveness of mid-sized OSAT companies, including:Customer-driven technology development,Proactive supply chain establishment, andTimely response to advanced packaging technologies.Furthermore, he emphasized the need for government policy support and increased investment to help mid-sized OSAT companies strengthen their technological capabilities. In particular, he highlighted the importance of public sector involvement in the commercialization of advanced packaging technologies and the establishment of evaluation infrastructure for materials and equipment.The forum, hosted by the Korean Microelectronics and Packaging Society (KMEPS), brought together experts from industry, academia, and research institutions to discuss the future of advanced packaging and policy directions. Through this presentation, Nepes reaffirmed its leadership in the industry by offering practical insights into growth strategies and ecosystem collaboration for mid-sized OSAT companies.Related Article: [Semiconductor Packaging Policy Forum] Industry Says “Paradigm Shift Requires New Technology and Market Strategies” – ETNews

2025-09-26

Nepes Expects Turnaround Driven by Demand for AI Server-Used Power Semiconductors - Daishin Securiti

- Based on 2024 sales (KRW 460 billion), semiconductors accounted for 71%, electronic materials 17%, and rechargeable batteries 11%.- The semiconductor division primarily derives revenue from WLP (Wafer Paper Packaging), a high-value-added packaging product.- While the company is the only company in Korea capable of mass-producing FOPLP packaging, it was classified as a discontinued business in 2024 due to significant losses, aiming to stabilize its financial structure.- The upstream market for its core business, WLP, is expanding from smartphones to AI servers. In April 2025, the company decided to expand its packaging line for AI semiconductors.- Sales of Cu plating solutions for electronic materials, HBM, are expected to continue to grow in 2025, and the rechargeable battery division is also expected to turn around with recovering lead tab performance.Source: "Turnaround Expected Driven by Demand for AI Server-Used Power Semiconductors"  Naver Pay Securities

2025-08-27

[Report] Nepes, a Key Material, Part, and Equipment Company, Returns to Korea…Fitting Up the Supply

The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy announced on the 12th that Park Jeong-seong, Director of the Trade and Investment Office, visited the Cheongju plant of Nepes Co., Ltd., a semiconductor packaging manufacturer, to award certificates to companies returning to Korea. After hearing Nepes's investment plan, Director Park inspected the production site and the proposed investment site, listened to any challenges encountered during the repatriation process, and discussed government support measures for companies returning to Korea. Nepes is a comprehensive back-end foundry specializing in the complete supply chain for system semiconductors and possesses key strategic technologies for the material, part, and equipment sector. Nepes plans to expand its production facilities at the idle site of its Cheongju plant in North Chungcheong Province to expand its production capacity for domestic and international semiconductor companies. Amid accelerating global supply chain restructuring, the government is actively promoting the repatriation of cutting-edge and core supply chain companies to establish Korea as a global supply chain hub and stimulate domestic investment. Accordingly, Nepes' investment in the Cheongju plant is expected to contribute to the national economy by revitalizing the local economy through new jobs, expanding exports, and stabilizing the supply chain. Park Jeong-seong, Director of the Trade and Investment Office, emphasized, "The return of key materials, components, and equipment companies to Korea has significant economic benefits in terms of investment, employment, and exports, and is crucial for stabilizing the domestic supply chain." He added, "The return of leading companies like Nepes is particularly encouraging amidst intensifying global technological competition." He added, "The government plans to fully support the return of companies to Korea through institutional improvements." Inquiries: Overseas Investment Division, Investment Policy Bureau, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (044-203-4069) [Source] Korea Policy Briefing (www.korea.kr)

2025-06-13

Nepes Vice President Kim Jong-heon: "Advanced Packaging Must Leap Forward to a Government-Led O

Panel Remarks at Semiconductor Advanced Packaging Expert Forum… Emphasizes 300mm Testbed and Joint FAB Nepes, a system semiconductor company, has presented strategic directions for building a domestic advanced packaging industry ecosystem. At the Semiconductor Advanced Packaging Expert Forum held at the Lotte Hotel in Seoul on the 23rd, Nepes Vice President Kim Jong-heon emphasized, "We must turn our technological latecomer status into an advantage. We desperately need a government-led open innovation platform that can bring together the technologies and capabilities of the entire industry." Hosted by the National Nanotechnology Foundation (NNFC) and attended by approximately 30 experts from industry, academia, research, and government, the forum was designed to explore ways to secure advanced packaging infrastructure in response to the proliferation of AI and HPC. As the domestic and international semiconductor ecosystem shifts its focus from front-end processes to back-end technologies, the strategic importance of packaging technology has been highlighted. The discussion, attended by Vice President Kim, Hyundai Motor Securities, Amkor Korea, the Korea Electronics Technology Institute, and the Korea Fabless Industry Association, involved in-depth discussions on advanced packaging technology strategies, global infrastructure benchmarking, and the establishment of a public-private partnership model. Meanwhile, the government, under the leadership of the Ministry of Science and ICT, is promoting the "Semiconductor Advanced Packaging Infrastructure Construction Support Project," which aims to secure advanced packaging equipment and processes based on 300mm wafers by 2029 and operate them as an open platform.

2025-05-26

Nepes Selected as a Government-Organized "Innovation Premier 1000" Company

The "Innovation Premier 1000" program, jointly operated by 13 government ministries, including the Financial Services Commission, aims to identify small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with innovative potential and growth potential and provide them with tailored financial and non-financial support through collaboration with policy finance institutions. A total of 509 companies were selected through collaboration between relevant ministries and policy finance institutions, and Nepes was included in the list under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy's Semiconductor and Display Division. Nepes received excellent recognition for its advanced packaging technology, AI semiconductor capabilities, and its expansion of its global customer base. Meanwhile, the Innovation Premier Program plans to expand its support to 1,000 companies annually starting in 2026, and the companies selected in the first round will receive intensive policy support until the end of 2026.

2025-05-20

Nepes - Inha University Manufacturing Innovation Graduate School Semiconductor Professional Training

On April 29, Nepes signed an agreement with Inha University’s Graduate School of Manufacturing Innovation for cooperation in fostering semiconductor professionals.The signing ceremony was attended by seven people from the semiconductor industry, including Nepes, Hana Micron, SEMCNS, YC, EXICON, DAEDUCK. With this business agreement, Inha University has decided to foster specialized personnel in the semiconductor process intelligence convergence master’s course with government support until 2031 in order to systematically cooperate in fostering personnel, including the full cycle of semiconductor industry intelligence, including fostering new personnel, fostering incumbent R&D personnel, and strengthening practical capabilities, fostering packaging specialists, and specializing personnel in utilizing semiconductor infrastructure.

2025-05-02

Nepes, Targeting the Popular Edge Computing Market with Advanced Packaging Technology

Nepes, a semiconductor post-processing (OSAT) specialist, is targeting the popular edge computing market with advanced packaging technology based on the fan-out (FO) process. It plans to target the 2.5D packaging and chiplet markets based on technologies such as RDL (re-wiring) interposers and silicon bridges. Kang In-soo, head of Nepes Semiconductor Research Institute (executive director), explained at the ‘Advanced Electronic Assembly Technology and Market Trend Seminar’ held at the Suwon Convention Center on the 2nd, “We are talking about on-device (edge) AI now, but in reality, it seems that the algorithms suitable for it have not yet transitioned to edge computing.” He added, “The inference AI market is expected to grow 10 times larger than the learning market in the future, which means that the AI ​​market that we can enjoy has not yet arrived.” He added, “I think the true AI era will come when we transition to popular edge computing, and we need to prepare for that era.”View original article = 네패스, 첨단 패키징 기술로 보급형 엣지 컴퓨팅 시장 공략- 시사저널e

2025-04-10

Cheongju City -Nepes, Signing Investment Agreement for Expansion of High-Performance Advanced Semico

Cheongju City announced on the 28th that it signed an investment agreement worth 160 billion won with Chungcheongbuk-do and Nepes, a system semiconductor advanced packaging specialist. The agreement was signed on the 27th.Nepes is a mid-sized company with global competitiveness in the system semiconductor advanced packaging sector. Through this agreement, it plans to invest in expanding production facilities at Ochang Plant 2 in Ochang-eup to respond to the increasing demand for high-performance AI semiconductors.With the expansion, Nepes is expected to establish itself as a global supplier of semiconductor packaging for AI data centers and chiplet (2.5D, 3D)* packaging.*Chiplet: A technology that designs and manufactures a single chip by dividing it into multiple small modular chips. Mainly used to integrate AI semiconductors and HBM (high bandwidth memory) into a single package.Cheongju City will actively support companies to carry out their business stably, and Nepes will actively participate in the development of the local economy by giving priority to local residents for new hires, participating in local construction companies, and purchasing local materials.A city official said, “Through this investment by Nepes, Cheongju’s status as a center for the advanced semiconductor industry will be further solidified,” and “We will not spare any support to ensure that the business is carried out smoothly.”Lee Byeong-gu, CEO of Nepes, said, “We will actively respond to the increasing demand for semiconductors for AI, such as data centers, autonomous driving, and humanoid robots, build a K-semiconductor cluster ecosystem, and achieve greater growth in the global semiconductor market.” He added, “We will also contribute to the revitalization of the local economy by coexisting with the local community.”청주시-㈜네패스, 1600억 ‘투자 협약’…AI 반도체 생산시설 확장 | Save Internet 뉴데일리

2025-03-31

Nepes, strengthens corporate competitiveness with AI innovation strategy

On December 17, Nepes presented the application cases and future direction of Copilot Studio at a seminar held at Microsoft Korea. Part Manager Kwon Hyo-jin (CIO HQ Information System Team), who was in charge of the presentation, shared the company's case of building large-scale data processing and infrastructure through AI Build-Up, securing various types of large-scale data to create a flexible work environment, and said that it is using this to help with quick decision-making by utilizing AI training and personal AI assistants.Nepes introduced M365 Copilot in August and maximized work efficiency by utilizing generative AI functions in various M365 products such as Teams, Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Starting next year, it plans to introduce Copilot plugin and Action Copilot to launch system automatic control AI service. In addition, Nepes introduced HRSM service through HR innovation project to improve the quality of HR service and visualize and improve the efficiency of HR work progress. It improved the evaluation method by establishing an AI KPI evaluation system through data-based evaluation and automation, and increased real-time inquiry response and HR work efficiency by introducing AI Copilot for year-end settlement.In the future, Nepes plans to introduce PBL (Project Based Learning) to secure AI manufacturing competitiveness and operate the Copilot power user training program so that all employees can utilize the AI ​​secretary. Part Manager Kwon emphasized that Nepes will continue to pursue AI innovation and supply and operate a stable system for global business expansion.

2024-12-26

[DIC2024] Nepes Increases Production and Reduces Costs for FO Packaging

Jong Heon Kim, head of Nepes' Technology Development Division, gives a presentation on 'Trends and Role of Advanced Packaging Technology in High Performance Products' at the '2nd DigitalDaily Industry Conference (DIC) 2024', held from 1:00 p.m. on November 21st at the Yeouido FKI Tower Conference Center Diamond Hall in Seoul, Korea .[DigitalDaily reporter Kim Moon-ki] “Our continued efforts in packaging for the production of semiconductors in the AI era aim to increase production capacity. Nepes strives to bring not only productivity but also price competitiveness through fan-out (FO) packaging technology to silicon interposer. We will provide multiple services on a two-track basis, including technologies that cover 2.5D packaging and hold multiple chips in one package.”Jong Heon Kim spoke about Nepes' competitiveness on the topic of 'Trends and Role of Advanced Packaging Technology in High Performance Products'. “The current semiconductor market resembles a war more than a strategy. As the market gradually localizes, we must focus on our strengths,” Kim said, adding that ”the same is true for the advanced packaging field.”The pressure to follow Moore's Law is on, he notes. The curve of Moore's Law, which requires a doubling of scale every two years, has been bent. It costs around $500 million to design and test an existing chip and  $30-40 million to produce a single wafer. Difficulties in manufacturing and prolonged periods of development, along with the high cost are proving to be a challenge. “Packaging is the answer to physical limitations, manufacturing difficulties, and cost reduction,” said Kim. ”If there is a best practice in the construction of existing SoCs, we should follow it. Currently, chiplets are on the rise, as they can be divided by functions, in which simple processes and difficult processes are separated and put back together in the later stage of production."Kim, however, points out that while silicon intensifiers offer high performance and efficiency in 2.5D packaging, they can be costly. An alternative is fan-out (FO) and wafer-level package (WLP) technology, which Nepes focuses on. This technology involves packaging chips on a wafer-by-wafer basis. It is advantageous for cost reduction as it eliminates the need for printed circuit boards (PCBs) and reduces the number of processes.<source=nepes corp.><source=nepes corp.>Kim also emphasized the need to foster the entire cycle of production from Front-end process to Back-end process.“Even if the process is broken down into chiplets and put back together again, chip design and packaging must work together organically," he said. “In other words, it is important to build an ecosystem where the front and back are connected. In the end, the packaging and the chip must be designed together,” he said.“It is said that Korea's competitiveness requires reviewing packaging from its beginning stage. We believe that there is potential and possibility to foster a whole ecosystem of AI semiconductors because we have AI data, foundries, and data-based platform companies," he said, adding, "Korea is also in dire need of technology collaboration." [Source = DigitalDaily [DIC2024] 김종헌 네패스 “FO 패키징 ‘생산증가 원가절감’…韓 디자인-패키징 공급망 강화해야” - 디지털데일리]

2024-11-25

Nepes Ark Holds Local Specialty Donation Ceremony in Goesan’s Cheongan Township – Promoting Regional

On September 26, 2025, Nepes Ark held a donation ceremony at the Cheongan Township Office in Goesan County, Chungcheongbuk-do, presenting gift sets of local specialty honey. This meaningful initiative reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to regional coexistence and was organized to support vulnerable groups in Goesan during the holiday season, while simultaneously promoting ESG management and revitalizing the local economy.The ceremony took place at the Cheongan Township Office and was attended by officials from the Goesan County Welfare Division, the Cheongan Township Office, representatives from Honeybee Land (the local honey producer), and members of Nepes Ark and the Nepes Culture Team. The event served as a reminder of the importance of regional collaboration.Nepes Ark has been providing regular annual support to Goesan County amounting to approximately KRW 14 million. Starting this holiday season, the company has expanded its efforts by donating gift sets made from local specialties. The donated honey sets are high-quality products produced by Honeybee Land, a local business and a representative of Goesan’s specialty goods.In addition, Nepes Ark selected the same honey sets as holiday gifts for its employees, reinforcing its connection with the region and making a tangible contribution to the local economy.A Nepes Ark representative stated, “Engaging in ESG activities alongside the local community is one of Nepes Ark’s core values. This donation further strengthens our ongoing partnership with Goesan County.” Nepes Ark plans to continue expanding its collaboration with Goesan County and will actively pursue ESG management that grows together with the local community.

2025-09-26

nepes yahad and LG Energy Solution Collaborate with Cheongju City to Improve Living Conditions for H

On Tuesday, September 16, nepes yahad joined forces with LG Energy Solution and Cheongju City to carry out a volunteer initiative aimed at improving the living conditions of a household suspected of hoarding behavior in Sangdang-gu, Cheongju. This collaborative effort was part of a broader ESG initiative to support vulnerable members of the community and promote sustainable practices.A total of 15 employees from nepes yahad and LG Energy Solution participated in the activity, which involved clearing out waste paper, scrap materials, and long-accumulated items from the apartment’s entrance, hallway, and interior. The household, occupied by an elderly individual living alone, had been suffering from severe sanitation issues due to years of hoarding, posing health risks not only to the resident but also to neighboring households.This volunteer effort aimed to restore a safe and healthy living environment for the resident, while also contributing to waste reduction and resource circulation through systematic sorting and disposal. It served as a meaningful example of ESG-driven community engagement and demonstrated the power of public-private collaboration in addressing local social challenges.nepes yahad remains committed to ESG values and will continue to engage in meaningful social contribution activities in collaboration with customers and local communities.

2025-09-18

Nepes Successfully Concludes Life-Sharing Blood Donation Campaign… Practicing Life-Sharing with the

Nepes successfully concluded its Life-Sharing Blood Donation Campaign with the voluntary participation of its employees. On the 22nd, the Empathy 2 Division of the Nepes Management Support Office, in cooperation with the Korean Occupational Health Association's Hanmaeum Blood Center, invited a blood donation vehicle to the Cheongan Campus and held a blood donation campaign for employees. A total of 34 employees signed up for the campaign, which was designed to facilitate participation even during busy work hours. Of these, 27 successfully donated blood, embodying the value of life-sharing. Employees from various departments at the Cheongan plant, including Nepes Ark, Nepes Yahad, Nepes Laweh, and the EM Research Center, voluntarily participated in this campaign. Staff from the Security Building, the Catering Department, and the Environmental Sanitation Team also participated, fostering a warm corporate culture. The active promotion and support of the Nepes Ark Environmental Safety Team and the Cheongan EM BU Business Management Team were particularly instrumental in the campaign's success. One employee who participated in the event said, "I was happy to participate, knowing that even small actions can save someone's life." He added, "I hope this meaningful activity continues in the future." Coach Kim Jeong-du of Empathy 2 said, "I deeply appreciate the cooperation of each business unit and the support of the executives. We plan to continue various social contribution activities to foster a healthy culture of sharing with the local community." He added, "We will create a warm organizational culture that fulfills our corporate social responsibility." This blood donation campaign is recognized as a meaningful event that demonstrates Nepes's sense of social responsibility and the spirit of sharing among its employees.

2025-08-25

Rua Orchestra, Drawing the Light of Life's Musical Score - Chungcheong Review

- 19 people with developmental disabilities work at a subsidiary of Nepes, a standard workplace for the disabled. - Four hours of individual practice and ensemble practice every day... Over 80 performances last year drew attention. - Director Kim Nam-jin: "I feel rewarded by seeing the growth and potential of the members every day."Rua Orchestra’s practice room in Naedeok-dong, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju City. / Reporter Jo Eun-sookEditor's NoteDevelopmental disabilities, particularly autism spectrum disorder, show significant delays in social communication from early childhood. These individuals often exhibit restricted and repetitive behaviors or intense focus on limited interests. Lifelong socialization education is essential.In the past, people with developmental disabilities were often confined to homes or facilities. Today, early diagnosis and social education are helping many achieve independence.We visited Rua Orchestra (Artistic Director Kim Nam-jin), which supports the socialization of individuals with developmental disabilities through music. Rua Orchestra Inauguration CeremonyEvery morning, the sound of practice fills a building in Naedeok-dong, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju. Rua Orchestra is the first orchestra in North Chungcheong Province composed of individuals with developmental disabilities. Members range in age from early 20s to late 30s.They are employees of Nepes Rua Co., Ltd., a subsidiary-type standard workplace for the disabled under Nepes, a semiconductor company. Nepes founded Rua Orchestra to train individuals with disabilities as members of society and support their independence. With guaranteed retirement, members practice daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., including personal and sectional practice, and ensemble sessions with Artistic Director Kim Nam-jin.“Rua” means “to shout with joy.” The orchestra began with eight members in May 2022 and officially launched with 25 members on November 3 of the same year. Currently, 19 members are active, supported by Director Kim and 11 instructors. The ensemble includes one percussionist and 18 string players (violin, cello, contrabass), and performances often incorporate piano, dance, and vocals. 2nd Regular Concert at Yonsei University Centennial Hall, SeoulCreating Something from NothingNepes, headquartered in Cheongju, recruited members primarily from the province. Few local individuals with disabilities had musical training, so selection focused more on willingness than skill. Except for two or three, most members learned their instruments through the orchestra. Director Kim and instructors taught everything from reading sheet music to bowing techniques, eventually producing harmonious sounds.Director Kim said, “The only difference is that our members learn more slowly and need more practice. Watching them improve and harmonize brings me joy and fulfillment.”Rua Orchestra performed over 80 times last year, averaging one performance per week. They won the grand prize at the 2023 National Developmental Disability Music Festival and held their first paid concert at Yonsei University’s Centennial Hall.Rua Orchestra Practice SceneInside the Practice RoomDuring ensemble sessions, Director Kim leads with warmth and patience, explaining everything at the members’ level.Once practice begins, the previously distracted members focus intently. Director Kim, though gentle, conducts with precision.He shared, “At first, I just hoped they could sit for 30 minutes. Now, they understand how to play and behave just by watching my gestures and expressions. Beyond musical ensemble, we teach the harmony of living as musicians.”Rua members consistently practice with joy and enthusiasm. They look forward to each morning in the practice room, tuning instruments and engaging in conversation without being prompted. Since joining the orchestra, they’ve gradually changed—those who once exhibited impulsive behaviors have improved, and frequent stage appearances have led them to care more about their appearance and hygiene.Rua Orchestra Inaugural PerformanceRua’s DreamRua Orchestra plays life’s score brightly and cheerfully, sometimes deeply and resonantly. Through music, members share joy and fill their lives with shining moments, realizing dreams of independence and a life without barriers.Director Kim said, “We want to move audiences with our harmony and deliver messages that improve awareness of disabilities. We’re preparing to share Rua’s unique stories and music with broader stages and the world.”Rua Orchestra will hold its regular concert at Cheongju Art Hall on October 24.Source: 루아오케스트라, 인생 악보 빛 그리다 < 사회 < 기사본문 - 충청리뷰

2025-07-09

Nepes and Eumseong County Disabled Welfare Center Sign MOU for Disability Welfare Improvement

On March 11, 2025, Nepes (President Lee Jung-young) and the Eumseong County Disabled Welfare Center (Director Jeon Ho-chan) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance disability welfare and realize social value. The signing ceremony took place at the Welfare Center's conference room, with key members from both organizations in attendance.President Lee Jung-young emphasized Nepes' commitment to social responsibility and continuous support for improving the quality of life for people with disabilities. Director Jeon Ho-chan expressed gratitude for Nepes' support and pledged to create a warmer welfare environment through collaboration.This MOU is expected to provide substantial support to people with disabilities in Eumseong County and contribute to spreading a culture of sharing in the community.

2025-03-12

Nepes, Ministry of Gender Equality and Family 'Best Family Friendly Management' Certification

Nepes announced on the 24th that it has received the 'Best Family Friendly Management' certification from the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family.The Best Family Friendly Management certification is a government system that grants companies that operate family-friendly systems in an exemplary manner so that employees can balance work and family life, and was introduced in 2008.Nepes operates various systems to help employees balance work and family life. It is implementing a flexible work system that allows employees to choose their own working hours and a half-day system that allows employees to use their annual leave in units of hours. It also provides support for operating a workplace daycare center, supporting children's tuition and medical expenses, and supporting spouse health checkups.Through this certification, Nepes received excellent evaluations in various categories such as operating a family-friendly system, compliance with related laws, and employee satisfaction, and will maintain its qualification until 2027. If you obtain the family-friendly certification, you can receive additional points and other benefits in various evaluations and support projects by the government or financial institutions.Nepes announced that it plans to continue improving and expanding its family-friendly system to ensure the satisfaction of both employees and their families.

2024-12-24

Nepes, selected as an excellent workplace for “non-discriminatory workplace”

On the 5th, Nepes was selected as an excellent workplace for non-discriminatory workplace in 2024 at the ‘2024 Excellent Workplace Awards Ceremony for Creating a Workplace without Discrimination’ hosted by the Labor and Management Development Foundation.This awards ceremony, with the theme of a non-discriminatory workplace and a culture of mutual prosperity, selected and awarded 20 excellent workplaces that took the lead in improving employment structure and discrimination against irregular workers.Nepes received the Secretary General’s Award from the Labor and Management Development Foundation for contributing to creating a workplace without discrimination by converting subcontractors to regular employees in 2022.

2024-12-09

Nepes EM Division, Chuseok holiday food sharing volunteer activity

On September 12, the Nepes EM Division Divide Club, together with the Welfare Center for the Disabled, conducted a social contribution activity to share the holiday food made with the difficult neighbors in the area ahead of Chuseok.About 10 employees of the Eumseong Campus, including members of the Nanumi Club, handcrafted and carefully packed holiday foods at the Eumseong County Welfare Center for the Disabled and delivered them directly to vulnerable families near the workplace.An employee who participated in the volunteer service said, "Everyone was delighted to participate in volunteer activities, thinking of the neighbors who would be delighted to receive the gifts we made." "We hope that our neighbors will have a little help in sending a warm Chuseok holiday."I expressed my participation testimony.

2024-09-13

Nepes backs travel bags for children from low-income families

On the 29th of last month, Nepes delivered travel bags to 84 low-income families in Cheongju during the summer vacation season.This sharing activity was conducted through collaboration with the Korea Human Resources Development Corporation and the World Vision Lava Welfare Center, and was designed to help children develop their dreams and hopes through various emotional and physical experiences.On the other hand, Nepes continues to sponsor low-income family children in the community to promote welfare by carrying out various sponsorship programs such as the Children's Day Happiness Package Sharing Event and the Foundation Anniversary Scholarship Support. In the upcoming Christmas, we will deliver a gift package containing school supplies and daily necessities.Ko Eun-young, a cultural part, said, "We will continue to look for places where community needs help and spread the culture of sharing."

2024-09-03

Nepes shares Lunar New Year gift sets with underprivileged neighbors

Nepes corporation practiced warm neighborly love during the Lunar New Year holiday.World Vision 'Yongam Community Welfare Center' announced on the 7th that Nepes delivered 280 Lunar New Year gift sets to local underprivileged households.This gift set, which consists of multigrain rice, two types of nuts, gamjatang, meat stew, and sweet persimmons, was produced by Nepes employees over a period of six days from the 1st to the 6th.Nepes and World Vision Yongam Community Welfare Center executives and staff delivered gift sets to vulnerable groups at risk of skipping meals, including 100 households in Cheongan-myeon and 180 low-income senior households using welfare centers.An official from Nepes said, “We hope that some warmth will be delivered to those in need in the community,” and added, “We will continue to work together to create a compassionate community.”https://www.inews365.com/news/article.html?no=801015

2024-02-08