HD Hyundai Electric Posts 995.3 Billion Won in Operating Profit...Up 48.8% Year-on-Year

Double-Digit Growth in Sales and Operating Profit

Five Consecutive Years of Expansion

Overseas Power Equipment Boom Drives Performance Growth

Driven by the expansion of global power infrastructure investment and increasing demand from AI and data centers, HD Hyundai Electric continued its growth momentum in 2025, posting its highest performance ever.

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On February 6, HD Hyundai Electric announced in its earnings disclosure that it recorded sales of 4.0795 trillion won and operating profit of 995.3 billion won in 2025. These figures represent increases of 22.8% and 48.8%, respectively, from the previous year, marking the fifth consecutive year since 2021 that both sales and operating profit have continued to grow.

By business segment, sales of power equipment, focused on overseas markets, increased by 29.7% year-on-year and drove the expansion in performance. Thanks to the spread of the AI industry and increased investment in high-power infrastructure such as data centers, the boom in its core North American market continued, while sales in the European market also rose by 38.3%, accounting for more than 10% of total sales.

The annual order intake reached 4.274 billion dollars, exceeding the annual target of 3.822 billion dollars. The order backlog came to 6.731 billion dollars, up 21.5% from the previous year, thereby strengthening the company’s medium- to long-term growth base.

For its 2026 management targets, HD Hyundai Electric presented annual orders of 4.222 billion dollars and sales of 4.35 trillion won. The company plans to enhance profitability through a selective order-taking strategy centered on high value-added projects such as 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformers, while also strengthening its lineup of eco-friendly and high-efficiency products to expand its market share in Europe and other global markets.

A representative of HD Hyundai Electric said, "With the increase in global power infrastructure investment, we have already secured an order backlog covering more than three years," adding, "In order to prepare for external variables such as exchange rates and raw material prices, we will refrain from excessive order expansion and will instead continue a selective, profitability-focused order-taking strategy, strengthening partnerships by reserving production schedules with high-quality clients."

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