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XAVIS CO., Ltd. KRW 3.6 billion supply contract for AI server electrode cell automation equipment, US

XAVIS CO., Ltd.· Single Sales/Supply Contract

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XAVIS CO., Ltd. signed a KRW 3.6 billion contract to supply automation equipment for AI server electrode cells to the US (12.82% of recent revenue).

Contract amount

KRW 3.6 billion

12.82% of recent revenue; USD 2,667,000.00 converted at 1,341.00 KRW/USD (2026.11.03)

Key facts

Contract details
Automation equipment for AI server electrode cells
% of revenue
12.82%
Contract period
Nov 3, 2026 – May 23, 2027End date per purchase order; may change with delivery and inspection schedules
Recent revenue
KRW 27.9 billionFY2025 consolidated
Supply region
United States
Contract date
Nov 3, 2026
Payment terms
20% on purchase order issuance, 20% on written approval of the final design, 20% on completion of the factory acceptance test, 20% on completion of the site acceptance test, 20% on final acceptanceDown payment or advance included
Disclosure deferral
Counterparty withheldDeferred until 2027.05.23 at the counterparty's request for confidentiality

Commentary

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What happened

XAVIS signed a contract to supply automation equipment for AI server electrode cells to the United States. The contract is worth KRW 3.6 billion. That is USD 2,667,000.00 converted at 1,341.00 won per dollar. At the counterparty's request for confidentiality, its name stays private until the contract period ends on May 23, 2027. Keeping some details private until a set date is called a disclosure deferral. Payment comes in 20% installments on the purchase order (PO), written approval of the final design, the factory acceptance test, the site acceptance test, and final acceptance. The end date may change with delivery and inspection schedules.

In the company's terms

The contract amount equals 12.82% of recent revenue of KRW 27.9 billion. Revenue is on a 2025 consolidated basis, which includes subsidiaries.

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