Established in 1965, Hanwha Solutions’ Chemical division has been at the forefront of Korea’s advancements in the chemical industry. Starting with Korea’s first production of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), we began producing a full array of basic petrochemical products including LDPE (Low Density Polyethylene), LLDPE (Linear Low-Density Polyethylene), and CA (Chlor-Alkali), all of which has since served as base products across an wide range of industries. Our products exist in people’s daily lives in various forms and contribute to improving the overall quality of life.

As both a leader and a chemical company in the petrochemical market, we are able to pursue sustainable growth creatively and competitively. We’re expanding our assets to include Polysilicon, a core feedstock for solar PV cells, as well as specialty products like CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) and hydrogenated resins.

Hanwha Solutions’ Q CELLS division is a global company for total solar solutions. Q CELLS division is actively pursuing businesses in major global markets by not only building and operating power plants in the mid-stream sector or producing cells and modules, but also securing down-stream value chains, which includes the retailing of electricity.

Hanwha Solutions’ Advanced Materials division has an innovative lineup of products and technology in the fields of lightweight composite materials, photovoltaic materials, and electronic materials. It has established local production and R&D centers in North America, Europe, China, and Korea. Such connections have enabled Advanced Materials division to expand its partnership with various global partners.

Date of
Establishment

August 1965

Major
Businesses

PE, PVC, CA, TDI, solar cells and modules, lightweight composite materials,
photovoltaic materials, and electronic materials

Website

www.hanwhasolutions.com

As the only aircraft engine manufacturer in South Korea, Hanwha Aerospace has become a leader in the cutting-edge machinery industry, specializing in the development, production, and maintenance of aircraft engines. The company has advanced into the aircraft engine business in 1979, beginning with gas turbine engine depot maintenance. Since then, Hanwha Aerospace provided a wide range of gas turbine solutions to the world, including South Korea, and its cumulative production exceeded 8,000 units in 2016. Hanwha Aerospace aims to grow into a global leader in the aircraft engine field by ensuring customer satisfaction based on offering the best quality, price, and delivery competitiveness.

Since the spin-off in April 1st 2018, Hanwha Aerospace(former Hanwha Techwin) has been divided into six subsidiaries: existing subsidiaries(Hanwha Land Systems, Hanwha Power Systems, Hanwha Precision Machinery, Hanwha Systems, Hanwha Defense) and newly established Hanwha Techwin(former Security division) By focusing on each of the business sectors with different characteristics, the companies aim to secure global competitiveness in all business areas.

Date of
Establishment

August 1977

Major
Businesses

Engine parts, Modules etc.

Website

www.hanwhaaerospace.co.kr

Capitalizing on extensive experience and technologies gained over the course of numerous construction projects, Hanwha E&C has been rapidly growing into a global player at an annual average growth rate of 20% since 2002. Our competitiveness is internationally recognized, ranking 72nd on the list of Global Contractors announced by the international construction magazine Engineering News Record (ENR) in 2014. Our goal is to become a world-renowned construction company by 2020 with our “Design the World” vision.

In 2012, we signed a contract for a USD 8 billion project to build a new city in Bismayah, Iraq, and in 2015, won a second infrastructure project there. This pushed the total value of contracts won in Iraq above USD 10 billion. In 2014, we demonstrated our technological prowess by building the world’s largest domed arena in the Philippines. We have also signed contracts to build power and petrochemical plants in the Middle East and North Africa, and we are developing large-scale real estate projects in the Americas.

We are also partnering with other large corporations around the world. For example, Hanwha E&C worked on Saudi Aramco’s USD 600 million maritime terminal construction project in 2012, and Saudi Ma’aden’s USD 935 million chemical plant construction project in 2014. In Korea, one of our major projects is Hanwha E&C’s Dream & Green Incheon EcoMetro. This is the nation’s largest urban development project to date and has elevated our status in the domestic housing construction market. We have also completed a number of other large-scale projects, including the third Gyeongin Freeway, the Pyeongtaek-Siheung Expressway, the privately operated Seoul Station and Cheongnyang- ni Station, the remodeling of the 63 Building and the Galleria Department Store’s Luxury West Wing. We have built more than 45,000 Dream & Green apartments and of officetels throughout Korea, and a series of Galleria Forêt luxury high-rise commercial and residential buildings in Seoul.

Hanwha E&C became Korea’s first private water treatment contractor to be licensed to build private-sector water treatment plants, after developing the nation’s first advanced membrane filtration water treatment technology. We are also developing building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) systems and zero-emission solar housing (ZESH) technology. With these efforts, we have become an eco-friendly construction leader.

Date of
Establishment

July 2002

Major
Businesses

Construction and residential complexes, urban development,
industrial plants, civil engineering and water treatment

Website

www.hwenc.co.kr

Hanwha Hotels & Resorts owns and operates an international network of hospitality and leisure businesses. We began operations as the developer of Korea’s first resort condominium project in 1979, and grew rapidly after joining Hanwha in 1986. In 2009, we merged with Hanwha Development and Hanwha 63 City, creating a diversified business portfolio that includes hotels, resorts, gourmet restaurants, banquet services, and leisure attractions.

Hanwha Hotels & Resorts is a major player in Korea’s hospitality industry. We own and operate Seoul’s 410-guestroom luxury boutique hotel, THE PLAZA, and Korea’s largest condominium chain with 12 properties and over 4,800 guestrooms in total. The company is also actively expanding overseas. We operate the Ocean Palace Golf Club and Resort in Naga- saki, Japan and the Saipan World Resort. We also own and operate premier golf courses in Japan and Korea with a total of 126 holes. And, we have partnerships, including with Resort Condominiums International, Tianna Condominiums, the BIP Country Club and Spa in China, Prince Hotels & Resorts in Japan, and the Golden Horse Hotel and Mines Wellness Hotel in Malaysia.

In addition, Hanwha Hotels & Resorts operates a number of themed destinations and resort attractions across Korea, including Seorak Waterpia, Gyeongju Springdome water parks, Jeju Therapy Center, Royal Saddle Equestrian Society, Seorak Cinerama Film Lot, and Jade Garden in Chuncheon. We also operate 63 Square, which features Sea World, Sky Art, Art Hall, and Wax Museum, providing high-quality, satisfactory services to customers.

Leveraging our expertise gleaned from operating 63 Sea World, Korea’s first aquarium, Hanwha Hotels & Resorts also now runs several world-class aquariums in Jeju, Yeosu and Ilsan. With our marine research institute and marine medical centers, we significantly improve the quality of Korea’s aquariums in terms of social responsibility for conserving marine species, breeding techniques and presentation methods. In particular, Hanwha aqua planet ILSAN, which opened in 2014, is the first in Korea to integrate a zoo and an aquarium. The number of visitors exceeded one million a year after its opening, cementing its position as an exceptionally popular urban leisure facility. Hanwha aqua planet also succeeded in going abroad. As its first overseas advancement, the company will operate on commission a 17,800- ton indoor aquarium, called Wanda Nanchang Aquarium in China from May 2016.

The Food Culture (FC) division is providing comprehensive food services, such as contracted food service, dining businesses as well as food materials supply. Our food analysis lab is certified by the food sanitation inspection institution, undergoing a rigorous food sanitation management system. In addition, we also have a state-of-the-art distribution system. Both enable us to retain the leading food provision capacity in the industry. Our contracted food service unit has unique capabilities based on our specialized, systematic operation system. Our dining business unit includes the concession part which provides commissioned dining services in multiuse complex facilities. The unit also runs classy restaurants with differentiated concepts such as Chinese Bistro T-won and French and Italian restaurants Oreno.

Date of
Establishment

March 1979

Major
Businesses

Resorts, hotels, leisure, food services

Website

www.hwrc.co.kr