DEEP RESEARCH · DOOSAN ELECTRONICS BG
Doosan’s Shift to High-End CCL
How a general electronics-materials business moved toward high-value CCL for AI accelerators
0. Bottom line first
My conclusion is that Doosan Electronics BG is using its 50-year manufacturing base to shift from commodity CCL to high-end CCL for AI accelerators. The source highlights sole supply for Nvidia Blackwell CCL, operating margin above 45% on high-end products, and possible expansion to Rubin and new big-tech customers.
Official fact: The source says the author researched Doosan because a teacher emphasized it, and includes the YouTube channel link Victory Flow investment channel.
1. Why CCL matters in the AI era
AI accelerators need multilayer PCBs that process massive data at high speed with low signal loss and strong thermal stability. High-end copper clad laminate (CCL) becomes a critical material.
| Market/demand | Source figure | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Global CCL market | USD 21.6bn by 2027, 5.7% CAGR | The overall market keeps growing |
| Other CCL outlooks | USD 22.65bn or USD 26.34bn by 2030 | Forecasts vary, direction is expansion |
| AI semiconductor CCL | Expected to reach USD 10bn by 2025 | The premium segment drives growth |
| AI server market | USD 38.3bn in 2023 to USD 177.4bn in 2032, 18% CAGR | Direct demand driver for high-end CCL |
| 5G infrastructure | USD 540.34bn by 2032, 41.6% CAGR | More demand for high-frequency materials |
2. Products and technology moat
AI, server, network
The core product group for AI accelerators, servers, and network equipment.
Foldables and wearables
The source mentions durability proven through more than 200,000 folding tests.
5G and EV PFC
Growth products such as 5G antenna modules and EV battery PFC.
Official fact: The source identifies Doosan’s key technologies as finely tuned resin formulation, customer-optimized design, and thermal reliability through low CTE. Low loss factor (Df) is cited at around 0.003.
3. Supply chain and financial inflection
The key inputs for high-end CCL are copper foil, glass fiber, and epoxy resin. The source maps copper foil to suppliers such as Lotte Energy Materials and high-end specialty glass fiber to Japan’s Nittobo. Raw-material price volatility affects about 30-35% of production cost.
| Item | Source detail | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| High-end mix | 66% in 2023 to 81% in 2024 | Product mix is improving quickly |
| Revenue | About KRW 950.4bn in 2022, KRW 1.0072tn in 2023 | Revenue base existed before AI acceleration |
| Q2 2024 | Record quarterly revenue of KRW 476.2bn | AI demand started appearing in results |
| H1 2025 | Expected KRW 810bn, up 92% YoY | Growth acceleration phase |
| Operating profit | KRW 34.6bn in 2023 to KRW 122.6bn in 2024 | Profit leverage is visible |
| High-end margin | Operating margin above 45% | Different economics from commodity materials |
4. Risks
- Nittobo specialty-glass-fiber bottleneck and single-input dependence
- High customer concentration around Nvidia
- AI capex-cycle volatility and macro sensitivity
- Whether Rubin, Amazon, Google, and other follow-on customers become real orders
Sources
- Original Naver Blog post: https://m.blog.naver.com/PostView.naver?blogId=star_of_self&logNo=224032718959
- Source link 1: https://youtube.com/@victory_flow?si=6PrYXqVUnIdsAcxP