Commission for Shared Growth Finalizes 250 Companies for Next Year's Shared Growth Index Evaluation

Ratings of Six Companies Postponed Last Year Now Announced

The Commission for Shared Growth has selected and finalized 250 companies to be evaluated for next year's Shared Growth Index.

Lee Dalgon, Chairman of the Commission for Shared Growth, is speaking at the 85th Commission for Shared Growth meeting held on the 18th at the Grand Mercure Imperial Palace Seoul Gangnam in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Commission for Shared Growth

On the 18th, the Commission for Shared Growth announced at its 85th meeting, held at the Grand Mercure Imperial Palace Seoul Gangnam in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, that the number of companies to be evaluated for next year's Shared Growth Index has been increased from 247 this year to 250. HD Hyundai Marine Engine and Korea Ginseng Corporation, whose evaluations had been postponed due to business conditions, have been reinstated, and Keukdong Construction has been newly selected as an evaluation company.

In addition, the commission announced the 2024 Shared Growth Index ratings for six companies whose public disclosure had been postponed last year due to the Fair Trade Commission's review of legal violations. Hyosung Heavy Industries received a rating of "Excellent," while Sungwoo Hitech, SL, Korea Aerospace Industries, and Hanon Systems each received a rating of "Good." Daewoo Engineering & Construction received a rating of "Average."

Lee Dalgon, Chairman of the Commission for Shared Growth, stated, "Shared growth carries even greater significance in that various stakeholders participating in all aspects of corporate activities become collaborative partners and strengthen each other's foundations for growth. Moving forward, we must further expand the scope of mutual cooperation to enhance not only corporate competitiveness but also the overall capabilities of the industrial ecosystem together."