Chinhung International Inc.
8,090.00
KRW
-980.00
(-10.80%)
ISIN
KR7002782001
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-92.90
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- CEO
- Tae-Kyun Kim
- Full Time Employees
- 471
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- 69, Convensia-daero Inchon IN South Korea 21995
- IPO Date
- Jun 25, 1977
- Website
- chinhung.co.kr
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- ChinHung International, Inc. (002780.KS) is a South Korea-based construction company primarily engaged in civil engineering, architectural works, housing development, and plant construction. The company offers a comprehensive range of services including the construction of roads, bridges, railways, subways, tunnels, ports, airports, commercial buildings, office buildings, public facilities, education and welfare facilities; development and sale of apartments, residential-commercial complexes, villas, and premium housing under the Harrington Place brand; as well as cement plants, water and sewer lines, industrial facilities, environmental projects, smart infrastructure, renewable energy facilities, and energy storage systems (ESS). It operates mainly through four divisions—architecture works, housing works, plant works, and civil works—and serves domestic markets in South Korea with selective overseas projects, targeting public sector clients, private developers, and industrial conglomerates. Founded in 1959 and headquartered in Incheon, South Korea, with a branch office in Seoul, ChinHung International functions as the construction arm of the Hyosung Group since its acquisition in 2008. Recent developments include securing major contracts such as a KRW49.4 billion deal from Hyosung Heavy Industries for a circuit breaker plant in October 2025, a KRW68.6 billion housing project order in Bucheon from Hana Asset Trust in September 2025, and a KRW39 billion order in April 2025; strategic expansions into data centers, senior housing, industrial plants, and energy infrastructure; a shift toward self-funded premium residential developments with 500-1,000 households per complex to boost profitability; and active adoption of smart construction technologies including BIM, drones, AI, and automation for enhanced efficiency and safety. The company aims to grow annual revenue from KRW700-800 billion to KRW1 trillion within five years by leveraging reconstruction orders and diversifying beyond core housing and infrastructure segments.