Irving-based Hyosung Americas has expanded its presence in North Texas with a new 125,104-square-foot distribution center.
Hyosung Americas has been a leader in ATM hardware, software, and services in America since entering the U.S. market in 1998, and is known for high-tech retail solutions that go “well beyond” ATMs to include TCRs, smart safes, retail and banking kiosks, self-order and check-out, multi-vendor software, managed services, and more
The company’s new production, warehouse, and storage facility is at 4100 Passport Ave. near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and is 66% larger than Hyosung’s prior facilities.
Pictured L-R: Front row: Peter Gerard, CHRO, Seong Jin Kim, CFO, Kunoh Kim, CEO, Al Zapanta, Irving City Council, Mike Park, CSO. Back row: Samir Youssef, SVP, Service, Kyonghoon Kim, Chief Representative, KITA Dallas Center, Onyu Kim, Manager, KITA Dallas Center, Jungwan Kim, Manager, KITA Dallas Center. [Photo: Hyosung Americas]
In a ribbon cutting presentation at the new facility, Hyosung Americas’ Kunoh Kim—who was named CEO just last month—expressed the importance symbolized by the expansion.
“Today marks a significant milestone in Hyosung’s journey of innovation and growth,” Kim said. “With the opening of our expanded facility, we not only double our production capacity but also amplify our commitment to serving our customers with excellence. This expansion shows our dedication to meeting the evolving needs of our global community while reinforcing Hyosung’s position as a leader in cutting-edge technology and banking solutions.”
Hyosung Americas’ new facility near DFW Airport. [Photo: Hyosung Americas]
Hyosung Americas’ new facility opened with 60 full-time employees with plans to increase to approximately 100 over the next 12 to 24 months.
Hyosung’s Cajera Pivot Recycling ATM series [Photo: Hyosung]
The new distribution center provides Hyosung with expanded ATM racking and storage, assembly and production as well as a parts distribution facility. These increased storage and production capabilities are aimed at improving the customer experience for Hyosung’s partners across the country, the company said.
Hyosung Americas is the North American subsidiary of South Korea-based Hyosung TNS Inc.
Inside Hyosung Americas’ new facility near DFW Airport. [Photo: Hyosung Americas]
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