SM Group (South Korean company)
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South Korean conglomerate
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| Industry | Conglomerate |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1988; 37 years ago (1988), in Gwangju |
| Founder | Woo Oh-hyun |
| Headquarters | Gangseo District, , South Korea |
Area served | South Korea |
SM Group is a conglomerate based in Seoul, South Korea. SM's major business includes manufacturing, shipping and construction.[1] [2]
Subsidiaries
[edit ]- Construction
- Samra
- Woobang
- Keangnam Enterprises
- Samwhan Enterprises
- Dongah Construction Industrial
- Taekil Construction
- STX Construction
- TK Chemical Construction Division
- Handuk Iron-mine & Construction
- SM Line Construction Division
- Manufacturing
- TK Chemical
- Namsun Aluminum
- SM High Tech
- Bexel
- SM Industry
- SM Heavy Industries
- SM Steel
- Handuk Iron-mine & Construction
- Hwajin
- Shipping
- Korea Line Corporation
- Korea Shipping
- SM Line Corporation
- Korea Line LNG
- Chang Myung Shipping
- KLC SM
- Media and service
- Ulsan Broadcasting Corporation
- Korea Marine Finance Corporation
- SM Hiplus
- SM Credit Information
- Sinchon station
- Hospitality
- Tops 10 Hotel & Resorts
- Hotel Topsten
- Tops 10 Villa de Aewol Jeju
- Donggang Cistar
- Toops 10 Golf Club (Donggang C.C, Apple Valley C.C)
References
[edit ]- ^ Kim, Woo-sub (May 21, 2024). "SM Bexel supplies 14ドル.7 mn lithium ampoule batteries to KDI". The Korea Economy Daily.
- ^ Kim, Hyun-bin (August 12, 2021). "SsangYong hopes SM Group becomes new owner". The Korea Times .
