Hankook Tire Supports Pediatric Ward at St. Pantaleon Hospital in Hungary

Awarded the "Outstanding Sponsor of St. Pantaleon Hospital"

Hankook Tire & Technology announced on July 4 that on June 17 (local time), it donated 10 million KRW to St. Pantaleon Hospital in Duna?jv?ros, Hungary, to improve the environment of the pediatric ward.

Hankook Tire & Technology announced on the 4th that on the 17th of last month (local time), it donated 10 million KRW to the St. Pantaleon Hospital in Duna?jv?ros, Hungary, to improve the environment of the pediatric ward. From the left: Norbert Bartalos, Director of the Hungarian National Health Foundation; Hyungkyu Kim, HR Team Leader at Hankook Tire Hungary Plant; Miklos Bartok, Head of Pediatric Ward; Orsi Silaji, Director of St. Pantaleon Hospital; Katalin Roy, HR Team Member at Hankook Tire Hungary Plant; Gabor Petrasi, Director of the National Health Foundation; Ho-taek Lim, Plant Manager of Hankook Tire Hungary Plant. Hankook Tire

This hospital is a key medical institution located near R?calm?s, where the Hankook Tire Hungary Plant is situated. It is one of the essential facilities used by Hankook Tire employees and their families, as well as local community residents.

The donation was used to purchase essential equipment for the ward, including cribs for infants and air conditioners, so that young patients can receive treatment in a comfortable and safe environment.

Since 2019, Hankook Tire has maintained ongoing cooperation with St. Pantaleon Hospital, beginning with the donation of state-of-the-art ventilators and support for ward modernization, followed by the provision of infection protection equipment in 2020, and the installation of a nurse call system in the surgical ward in 2024.

In recognition of these contributions, Hankook Tire received the "Outstanding Sponsor of St. Pantaleon Hospital" award at the "Semmelweis Day" event held in Hungary on June 26. This award is given to companies that contribute to the creation of advanced, patient-centered medical environments, and Hankook Tire was selected as the first recipient.