Hanwha Solutions, Hanwha Advanced Materials Promote 10 Executives, Six Born in the 1980s

"We Will Speed Up Decision-Making and Respond Nimbly to Market Shifts"

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By Park Hyo-jungjpark@sedaily.com
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A view of Hanwha's headquarters in Jang-dong, Seoul. Photo courtesy of Hanwha - Seoul Economic Daily Finance News from South Korea
A view of Hanwha's headquarters in Jang-dong, Seoul. Photo courtesy of Hanwha

Hanwha Solutions (009830.KS) and Hanwha Advanced Materials said on the 1st that they carried out regular executive appointments to strengthen business competitiveness and accelerate future growth.

The two companies named a total of 10 new executives, six of whom were born in the 1980s. Hanwha Solutions said the appointments followed a performance-based principle of selecting talent on the basis of business results, expertise and future growth potential, regardless of age or years of service.

"We gave greater responsibility to people who have built expertise in the field and proven their results, while boldly promoting young leaders to widen the pool of candidates for the next generation of management," an official at Hanwha Solutions said. "We plan to move faster toward becoming an organization that speeds up decision-making and responds nimbly to changes in the market."

The following is the list of regular executive appointments at Hanwha Solutions and Hanwha Advanced Materials.

Hanwha Solutions: Kim Kang-il, Kim Hak-sung, Park Bong-hwi, Park Jung-min, Seo Chang-ha, Lee Su-chang, Cho Young-young, Choi Dae-rin, Hwang Il-jung

Hanwha Advanced Materials: Oh Se-ho

Original reporting by Park Hyo-jung for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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