Native name 한화그룹 Industry Conglomerate Area served Worldwide Headquarters Seoul, South Korea Subsidiaries Hanwha Techwin | Type Public Founder Chong-Hee Kim CEO Kim Seung-yeon (1981–) Revenue 53.09 billion USD (2015) | |
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Founded 1952; 65 years ago (1952) Stock price 000880 (KRX) ₩ 34,650 0.00 (0.00%)16 Mar, 1:33 PM GMT+9 - Disclaimer Profiles | ||
Hanwha galleria partially opens duty free store amid rising competition
Hanwha (]Hangul: 한화) is one of the largest business conglomerates (chaebol) in South Korea. Founded in 1952 as Korea Explosives Co. (Hangul: 한국화약주식회사; Hanja: 韓國火藥株式會社), the group has grown into a large multi-profile business conglomerate, with diversified holdings stretching from explosives, their original business, to retail to financial services. In 1992 the company changed its name to "Hanwha".
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- Hanwha galleria partially opens duty free store amid rising competition
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- Manufacturing Construction
- Chemicals Energy
- Finance Investment
- Services Leisure
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The group owns Hanwha Eagles, which is a professional baseball club in South Korea. The current Chairman of Hanwha is Seung Youn Kim.
Hanwha has 56 affiliates in South Korea alone and 226 networks(affiliates, branches and representative offices) around the world (as of June 2016).
Bd hanwha galleria partially opens duty free store
Manufacturing & Construction
- Hanwha Corporation
- Hanwha Techwin
- Hanwha Systems
- Hanwha Defense Systems
- Hanwha Engineering & Construction
- Hanwha City Development
Chemicals & Energy
- Hanwha Chemical
- Hanwha General Chemical
- HanwhaTotal Petrochemical
- Hanwha Advanced Materials
- Yeochun NCC
- Hanwha Energy
- Hanwha Q-CELLS
Finance & Investment
- Hanwha Life
- Hanwha General Insurance
- Hanwha Asset Management
- Hanwha Investment & Securities
- Hanwha Investment
- Hanwha Savings Bank
Services & Leisure
- Hanwha Hotels & Resorts
- Hanwha Galleria
- Hanwha Galleria Timeworld
- Hanwha S&C
- Hanwha 63 city
- Hanwha Station Development
References
Hanwha Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA