Hanwha Corporation’s Construction Division earns an “Excellent” or higher rating in the Shared Growth Index for 10 consecutive years

[Financial News] Hanwha Corporation’s Construction Division has earned an “Excellent” or higher rating in the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership’s Shared Growth Index assessment for 10 consecutive years.
On the 11th, Hanwha Corporation’s Construction Division said it received an Excellent rating in the “2025 Shared Growth Index Assessment” announced by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership.
The Shared Growth Index is a measure of the level of mutually beneficial cooperation between large and small businesses. Results are based on a combination of the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership’s comprehensive shared-growth assessment and the Korea Fair Trade Commission’s assessment of compliance with fair trade agreements, and are announced in five grades, from Outstanding to Needs Improvement.
Hanwha Corporation’s Construction Division has set three key policy priorities: establishing a fair-trade culture, enhancing partner companies’ capabilities, and strengthening communication and shared growth. It is running related programs.
To foster a fair and transparent business culture, Hanwha Corporation’s Construction Division signed fair trade agreements with 205 partner companies this year. Since 2007, it has incorporated the Korea Fair Trade Commission’s four key practices into its internal regulations and has operated ethics training for employees and internal control systems.
The division also provides financial support to ease partner companies’ funding burdens. It directly lends funds for shared growth and operates a shared-growth fund. It has also established a program for loans secured by accounts receivable, allowing partners to borrow up to 100% of the contract amount.
The division is also strengthening the foundation for mutual growth through the Management Doctor Program, training support for partner companies, and ESG consulting. In particular, starting this year, it has expanded support needed to build ESG management systems at partner companies, including calculating carbon emissions and improving safety and environmental facilities.
The division also regularly holds meetings with outstanding partner companies and meetings by construction trade to maintain communication with its partners. During periods of extreme heat and cold, it operates food trucks at sites across the country, including Hanwha Forena apartment construction sites. It also holds cultural exchange events, such as group outings to cheer on the Hanwha Eagles and visits to the Hanwha Symphony Festival.
“Mutual growth with our partner companies is an important competitive advantage for sustainable growth,” said Kim Woo-seok, CEO of Hanwha Corporation’s Construction Division. “We will continue to expand our partnerships so that we can move forward ‘together, farther,’ based on mutual trust with our partners.”

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