# Samsung Electronics Relocates Heat Pump Boiler Production to Gwangju

Samsung Electronics has shifted production of its EHS heat pump boilers to its Gwangju Plant in South Korea, targeting an annual output exceeding 100,000 units by late September 2026. This strategic move aligns with the South Korean government's heating electrification initiative, emphasizing domestic supply and increasing local component sourcing to bolster the regional supply chain and economy.

- This relocation signals increased demand for heat pump boilers within South Korea, driven by government policies promoting electrification of heating systems.
- Procurement professionals should note the emphasis on domestic production and local sourcing, which may influence supplier selection and contract requirements.
- Contractors and suppliers in South Korea can explore opportunities to participate in the expanded supply chain supporting Samsung's production ramp-up.
- The initiative reflects broader trends in energy-efficient heating solutions, indicating potential growth in related procurement and infrastructure modernization projects.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Energy & Utilities
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** August 23, 2026

### Government Entities
- South Korean Government

### Vendors
- Samsung Electronics (prime contractor)

### Sources
- [Samsung Electronics Moves Heat Pump Boiler Production to South Korea, Plans Annual Output of 100,000 Units at Gwangju Plant — BigGo Finance](https://finance.biggo.com/news/64da91fe-6cd7-4281-83a5-c293422f9b4b) - finance.biggo.com