Doosan Enerbility earns ‘Excellent’ rating in Shared Growth Index for third consecutive year

[Financial News] Doosan Enerbility was named an “Honorary Excellent Company” after receiving the highest rating in the Shared Growth Index assessment for the third consecutive year.
Doosan Enerbility said on the 11th that it had received the highest rating in the “2026 Shared Growth Index Assessment (based on 2025 performance),” announced by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership.
The Shared Growth Index is an annual assessment conducted to promote fair business relationships and cooperation between large companies and small and medium-sized enterprises. It combines the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership’s comprehensive shared-growth assessment with the Korea Fair Trade Commission’s assessment of compliance with fair-trade agreements, and assigns one of five ratings: Excellent, Good, Average, Inadequate, or Very Inadequate.
A total of 231 companies participated in this year’s assessment, and 43 of them, including Doosan Enerbility, received the highest rating. Having earned the highest rating for three consecutive years, Doosan Enerbility was also named an Honorary Excellent Company.
Doosan Enerbility has pursued financial support for partner companies, stronger communication, and greater supply-chain competitiveness. It currently operates a Win-Win Growth Fund worth 89 billion won, providing low-interest loans to first- and second-tier partner companies. It also holds an annual Partners Day to discuss business issues and ways to cooperate with partner companies. For partners involved in major export projects, including nuclear power plants, small modular reactors (SMRs), and gas turbines, the company provides training and supply-chain consulting to help them respond to global environmental, social, and governance (ESG) regulations. It also supports efforts to strengthen capabilities to respond to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), as well as open innovation and benefit-sharing programs.
“Our efforts to work hard together, grounded in strong trust with our partner companies, have borne valuable fruit,” said Kim Dong-cheol, head of Doosan Enerbility’s Management Division. “We will continue to support our partners in strengthening their technological competitiveness and ESG capabilities amid a rapidly changing global trade environment.” 
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