The event marked a milestone in the two companies’ partnership, which began with combine harvester engines in 2007 and has continued for 18 years, culminating in 100,000 engines supplied as of September 2025. Centered on engine supply, TYM and YPT have maintained close technical collaboration, contributing to enhanced product quality and performance reliability.

Sunbelt Ag Expo 2025 was held from October 14 to 16 in Moultrie, Georgia, and Equip Expo 2025 took place from October 22 to 24 in Louisville, Kentucky. With extensive participation from manufacturers, dealers, and customers across North America, TYM drew strong interest by presenting a locally tailored tractor lineup.

This year’s expo, themed “Agriculture Changes the World” and guided by the slogan “Agricultural Innovation with AI, K Agriculture that Nurtures Life,” brings together more than 380 organizations from 25 countries to showcase a vision for the future of agriculture.

This shipment is part of an ODA (Official Development Assistance) project carried out in collaboration with Jeonbuk Technopark. Going beyond a simple export, it establishes a comprehensive cooperation model that encompasses local certification, technical validation, operational support, and an after-sales management system. The shipment amounts to KRW 2.2 billion and will undergo demonstration and distribution through the Chirchiq Agricultural Machinery Cluster under the Uzbek government.

The agreement aims to enhance customer satisfaction and accelerate TYM’s expansion in the Philippines and broader Southeast Asian markets by reinforcing local service and parts supply systems and cultivating technical talent in the Philippines.

Organized as part of a program supported by Korea’s Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, the event was held for the second consecutive year and drew more than 1,200 local agricultural stakeholders and farmers.

TYM has officially launched the “AI² Consortium (Agricultural Implement × Artificial Intelligence, hereafter ‘AI Square’),” Korea’s first initiative to integrate tractor, implement, and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.

TYM operated the STEP program in earnest at its Northeast Campus in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.

This donation was made at the official request of the Government of Ukraine and consists of eight tractors and maintenance parts, with a total value of approximately KRW 200 million.

Since entering the Slovak market in 2019, TYM has steadily maintained a market share of around 10%. Building on stable local performance, the company has won its first government procurement project in Eastern Europe, further strengthening brand awareness and trust in Slovakia.