Established in Busan, 1945
Toward a Centennial Company by 2045

1945: Founding of Bumil Soy Sauce Brewery

Founding of Bumil Jangyu Brewing

1945, Beomil-dong, Dong-gu, Busan

In times when food was scarce, founder Sun-Gwang Jung started a small artisan fermented paste workshop in Beomil-dong, Busan, with the mission of providing nutritious food to the community.

1984: Gompyo soy sauce acquisition and expansion

Gompyo Acquisition & Relocation

1984, Hoedong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan

As industrialization progressed, mechanization and scale became essential. We acquired the beloved Gompyo Soy Sauce brand and successfully relocated to a larger facility in Geumjeong-gu, Busan.

2003: Headquarters relocation to Yangsan

Headquarters Expansion to Yangsan

2003, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do

Rapid economic growth accelerated the modernization of the food industry. We relocated to a site spanning approximately 8,600 m² in Yangsan's Sanmak Industrial Complex, seizing the shift from homemade to store-bought fermented pastes.

2023: Yangsan Factory 2 opening

Opening of Yangsan Factory 2

2023, Sanmak-dong, Yangsan-si

In an era where food safety certifications like HACCP are standard, worker safety and smart factory operations have become even more important. To meet growing demand, we opened a second factory spanning approximately 5,950 m² in Sanmak-dong.

2045: Toward a centennial company

A Centennial Company by 2045

Korean fermented pastes — gochujang, doenjang, and more — are now recognized globally as "K-Sauce," no longer exclusive to Korean cuisine. By embracing diversifying domestic demand and growing international markets, and by focusing on R&D, we aim to become a world-renowned century-old company.