Samsung C&T posted KRW 7.85Tn in revenue and KRW 216Bn in operating profit for Q3 2020. Despite COVID-19’s prolonged negative effects on the business environment, the company will strive to achieve its annual goals and secure long-term competitiveness through efforts to enhance the efficiency of existing operations and develop new

– Samsung C&T’s board of directors has decided to stop any new coal-related business, including investment, construction, and trading – Ongoing projects will be gradually closed or withdrawn from – The coal exit plan is unprecedented for a nonfinancial company in Korea Samsung C&T’s board of directors announced its decision

Samsung C&T received its best ever results in the 2019 Win-Win Growth Index announced by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership (KCCP) this month. The Engineering & Construction (E&C) Group rose one notch from last year to score the highest possible “Best” appraisal and the Fashion Group’s second-highest “Excellent” grade

The prosecution’s allegations of the violation of the Financial Investment Services and Capital Markets Act of Korea, accounting fraud, and breach of trust are one-sided claims with no basis in evidence or legal principles, and are therefore not true. It has been confirmed through the arrest warrant examination as well

Samsung C&T got some good news this month as the company was listed on the 2020 Fortune Global 500. Ranked at 481, its 2020 Global 500 listing marked the fourth consecutive year for Samsung C&T to be selected. As opposed to the Fortune 500, which only relates to corporations based in

In difficult times, teamwork is the backbone of recovery. This fact has been emphasized more than ever by the COVID-19 pandemic as reflected in Samsung C&T’s newly published 2020 CSR Report. “COVID-19 served as an important reminder of the lesson that without harmonious cooperation with society and the environment, no enterprise