[Market Focus] Unison Surges 13% on Hopes of Gains from Domestic Wind Power Projects

Unison is showing strong performance in early trading.

As of 9:03 a.m. on September 2, Unison was trading at 1,186 won, up 13.28% (139 won) from the previous day.

Investor sentiment appears to have been boosted after the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy conducted a competitive bidding process for offshore wind power in the first half of 2025, and all four bidders in the public-led sector were selected on the condition that they use domestically produced turbines. In South Korea, Doosan Enerbility and Unison are participating in government research and development (R&D) projects, each developing large-scale wind power turbines with a capacity of 10 megawatts (MW).

Unison, a company specializing in wind power, is nearing completion of the design for its 5.XMW-class onshore wind turbine. This new model is a high-output product that builds on the existing 4.5MW-class turbine, enhancing output performance with minimal design changes. It is evaluated as being optimized for domestic climate conditions and medium-to-low wind speed environments.

Previously, on August 28, Unison signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Glocal, a Japanese floating offshore wind power project developer, and Nextill, a domestic agency company, to participate in the Japanese offshore wind power market. According to the company, this agreement has laid the foundation for Unison to actively participate in Japanese offshore wind projects using domestically produced 10MW turbines.