LinkSolution (474650) announced in a regulatory filing that it has won its first foundry order worth 660 million won from Hanwha Aerospace. Brokerages analyzed that with this order secured ahead of the completion of its Daejeon plant, the feasibility of its 3D printing mass production business is becoming concrete.

Shinhan Investment Securities Calls It a 'Meaningful Order'

On the 26th, Shinhan Investment Securities evaluated that LinkSolution has secured a meaningful order ahead of the completion of its Daejeon plant. The brokerage analyzed that the significance of this contract lies not simply in its size, but in the fact that it confirmed items that can actually be mass-produced using 3D printing.

In particular, the contract is described as an 'initial volume' that allows an assessment of whether it will lead to full-scale mass production in the future. There is also a forecast that more similar initial order cases could be confirmed even before the Daejeon plant begins full operation.

Expanded Production Capacity After Daejeon Plant Startup Is a Key Point to Watch

Whether production capacity expands after the completion of the Daejeon plant is another key point to watch going forward. This is because if 3D printing technology expands beyond prototype production into actual mass production of parts in the defense and aerospace sectors, the company's business structure could also change.

However, an initial volume order does not immediately mean a large-scale mass production contract. It is necessary to monitor future additional orders, the transition to mass production, the Daejeon plant's operational schedule, and the status of new customer acquisitions.

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