Hantok Chemicals

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Hantok Chemicals Co., Ltd. (한덕화학주식회사), headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, is a specialty chemicals manufacturer established in 1995 as a joint venture between Lotte Chemical and Japan's Tokuyama Corporation.

The company specializes in high-purity chemicals for semiconductor and display manufacturing, primarily producing tetramethylammonium hydroxide (TMAH), a key photoresist developer used in wafer processing steps such as development, etching, and cleaning. Hantok holds approximately 35% of the global TMAH market share, positioning it as the leading supplier to semiconductor producers.

Recent expansions include a new TMAH production facility in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, spanning about 9,800 pyeong, with full operations planned by late 2026 to meet demand from semiconductor mega clusters and support high-value materials growth.

Also known as HANTOK CHEMICALS CO., LTD..

Projects Hantok is involved in

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Hantok's role on them: Owner.

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1 new construction.

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  • June 2026 HANTOK Chemicals TMAH Production Plant in Pyeongtaek · Under Construction

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Latest news on Hantok

21 July 2026
Toyo Engineering Korea wins TMAH plant contract for HANTOK in Pyeongtaek

New tetramethylammonium hydroxide plant will double capacity for photoresist developer supply; completion scheduled FY2027; groundbreaking June 19 in Pyeongtaek.

19 June 2026
LOTTE Chemical Group: Hantok Chemicals breaks ground on Pyeongtaek TMAH plant

KRW 130 billion investment for a new TMAH plant on a 32,216 m² Poseung site to create a second production base and improve supply stability and logistics for semiconductor developers.

29 March 2026
LOTTE Chemical to merge with HD Hyundai Chemical after Daesan spin-off, pivots to specialty materials

Targets >60% specialty by 2030; building a 500k t/yr compounding plant; creating hydrogen value chain—four fuel-cell plants (80MW) and 450‑bar H2 hub; expanding high-end copper foil and TMAH output.