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17 4월 Hyundai Corporation Reorganized its Position Classification System

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This is the message that Hyundai Corporation Group Chairman Chung Mong-hyuck delivered as he pushed ahead with his scheme to revamp the position classification system. According to a Hyundai Corporation (HC) official, Chairman Chung highlighted the removal of the seniority system to focus instead on rewarding employees based on capabilities as he initiated reorganizing HC’s position classification system on the 1st of March.

30 3월 Sleep Solutions Provider Anssil and Hyundai Corporation Holdings Sign an MOU for Global Business Cooperation

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Sleep solutions provider Anssil (CEO Song Beom-geun) has decided to cooperate with Hyundai Corporation Holdings to promote international business.

21 3월 Hyundai Corporation Seeking New Business Opportunities Pays Keen Attention to Waste Energy Recycling

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Hyundai Corporation (HC) has decided to put more emphasis on business development to break away from its existing trading-centered business structure. To develop into an investment-oriented trading firm, HC is seeking investment opportunities at home and abroad not only for trading but also for completely new business spheres.

17 3월 “What Can Rookies Do as Heads of Overseas Corporations?” Well, They Are Doing a Good Job!

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“Whenever I leave the office after finishing my work and locking the door, I promise myself that I will fulfill my duties successfully with the mind that it’s my own business. Whenever I encounter business difficulties, I remind myself of the famous words of Hyundai Group’s founder and late Chairman Chung Ju-Yung, ‘Have you ever tried that?’”

03 2월 Chung Mong-Hyuck Said, “All Regional Hubs Should Act as HQ and NEST Will Make a Fresh Start This Year.”

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“2023 should be the first year for NEST to make a new start and each regional hub office should be able to function as a head office.”

18 8월 Hyundai Corporation Prepares Forklift Business in Australia to Become an Investment Company

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Hyundai Corporation plans to pay the required capital within this month while reviewing a plan to acquire a rental company in Australia. One of Hyundai Corporation’s weakest points is an operating profit margin of less than 1%. Compared with POSCO International, LX International, and…

03 8월 Hyundai Corporation’s CVC Has Made its First Investment in Armored Fresh, a Vegan Cheese Manufacturer

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Prologue Ventures plans to invest KRW 5 billion in Armored Fresh which was chosen as a future unicorn by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups Prologue Ventures, Hyundai Corporation’s Corporate Venture Capital (CVC), has decided to make its first investment in Armored…

08 7월 Hyundai Corporation Completed Registration of Prologue Ventures Becoming Third Pioneer of Corporate Venture Capital

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Hyundai Corporation, a general trading company established a specialized financial company for new technology businesses with the name of Prologue Ventures and has completed the registration with the financial authority for the purpose of challenging the corporate venture capital (CVC).

01 6월 Hyundai Corporation Finds and Fosters SMEs as if “Pearls in the Mud”

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Hyundai Corporation will be reborn as an “investment-type general trading company” that will enter overseas markets in partnership with domestic small and medium-sized companies. After signing various types of partnerships with small and medium-sized companies that have products and technologies but have difficulties in overseas businesses such as market development, the company will use its global network to clear the way for exports.

08 4월 Hyundai Corporation Establishes an Eco-Friendly Deicer JV in Canada

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Hyundai Corporation is projected to set up a joint venture in Canada along with a Korean eco-friendly deicer startup. This scheme is based on its business diversification strategy promoting the eco-friendly sector as future businesses.