Korea Electric Terminal

Airbag sensors and connectors detect collision impact and transmit signals to the airbag control unit to trigger deployment.

KET develops and expands a full lineup of vehicle connectors, including Wire-to-Wire and Wire-to-Unit, to meet customer satisfaction and leverage core technologies.

KET produces wiring systems for vehicle electrical signals and power, including lamp and high-voltage power supply cables, data transmission cables for AVN/AVM/BSD systems, and I/O cables for displays.

KET designs and mass-produces high-speed, stable vehicle network connectors for advanced driver-assistance systems, ensuring reliable data transmission.

KET provides timely and accurate updates on news and announcements.

KET operates structured personnel systems, including promotion policies, evaluations, and compensation.

KET advertises recruitment opportunities for top talent across multiple job portals.

KET supports employee professional development and organizational growth through training programs.

The page outlines KET’s major milestones since its founding in 1973.

KET designs and manufactures molds in-house, producing hundreds of sets annually.

KET evaluates products against stricter internal specifications than customer requirements to ensure reliability.

KET operates anonymous reporting channels for internal and external whistleblowing on unethical or unfair practices.

The page details KET’s privacy policy for personal data handling.

KET’s policy outlines how video surveillance data is used and managed within the company.

The automotive industry relies on high-density terminals to connect power and data in electric vehicles, supporting battery packs and ADAS sensors. These components must endure harsh conditions over 15 years while shrinking in size due to electrification and consolidated wiring architectures. Terminal technology is emerging as a critical competitive differentiator for automakers and suppliers.

Nov 2026linkedin.comNews article

The pre-terminated system market in Japan, South Korea, and Singapore provides prefabricated cabling solutions for construction, including electrical, communications, and data infrastructure. These systems offer plug-and-play assemblies, riser wiring, and standardized connectors to accelerate deployment, improve safety, and cut on-site labor costs. Regional regulatory shifts drive demand by updating design standards, material approvals, and installation protocols.

Nov 2026linkedin.comNews article

Korea Electric Terminal Co. Ltd. (KET) relies heavily on Hyundai Motor Group for future growth, particularly as the automaker shifts to electric vehicles (EVs). The company benefits directly from Hyundai’s EV expansion but faces high concentration risk, as its success depends entirely on the automaker’s production volumes. Unlike global competitors with diversified customer bases, KET lacks exposure to other high-growth industries.

Nov 2025KoalaGainsNews article

Korea Electric Terminal is closing its stockholders' list from July 1 to July 10. The move determines shareholders eligible for quarterly dividends. The company announced this on June 14.

Jun 2016The Korea HeraldNews article