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In 1988, the Samyang Group vigorously pursued the development of the Samyang Central R&D Center. Its aim was to enhance and expand the Samyang R&D Center, with the goal of creating a world-class research and development facility. By merging various R&D centers located across the country, the Samyang Group established a consolidated group R&D center thereby creating an integrated, research and development system.

In 2011, with the decision to increase investments in the R&D sector, Samyang began constructing the Samyang Discovery Center, a new R&D facility. the Samyang Discovery Center was completed, featuring an environmentally friendly design that integrated aspects like environmental sustainability, functionality, traditional aesthetics, and considerations for water, energy, and resource recycling. The center was also equipped with cutting-edge research amenities, including shared equipment and specialized labs, to ensure an optimal research environment.

In 1969, Samyang completed the construction of polyester extrusion and drawing facilities at its Jeonju plant, marking it as the first facility in South Korea to have polymerization facilities. This development signified a new era in the fiber business for Samyang's Jeonju plant. Capitalizing on its accumulated expertise in fiber and chemical technology, Samyang expanded further into the chemical sector, such as EP, TPA, PC, and more.

In 1996, the first specialized DDS pharmaceutical plant was completed in South Korea. It began producing medications such as 'Rheumastop' for arthritis treatment and the anticancer drug 'Genexol,' securing its status as the leading domestic producer of Paclitaxel-based anticancer drugs. Currently, Samyang’s biopharmaceutical plant is unique in Korea, being the only one with both EU-GMP and JGMP certifications. It specializes in producing high-quality cytotoxic anticancer drugs, utilizing advanced GMP technology.

Samyang Packaging's Daejeon plant primarily produces heat-resistant bottles and preforms among PET container products. Since beginning operations with a capacity to produce Coca-Cola PET bottles, it now holds the title of having the largest production capacity in South Korea. The plant has sustained its market dominance through continuous technological advancements, including the development of an Aseptic Filling System. Currently, it is venturing into international markets and managing an eco-friendly plastic recycling business.