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? Changes to articles of incorporation
A. Amendments to the articles of incorporation to exclude concentrated voting or amendments to the articles of incorporation that exclude it
Purpose of change before and after the change
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B. Other matters regarding changes to the articles of incorporation
Purpose of change before and after the change
Article 1 (Company Name)
This company shall be called “Kib Plug Energy Co., Ltd.”
In English, it shall be written as Kib plug energy Co., Ltd.
Article 4 (Method of Public Notice)
Public notices of this company shall be posted on the company’s Internet
homepage (http://www.kibplugenergy.com)
However, in cases where it is not possible to make a public notice on the company’s internet homepage due to computer failure or other unavoidable reasons, it shall be published in the Daily Korea Economic Daily published in Seoul (the successor newspaper in case of a merger or name change) and the Daily Gyeongsang Ilbo published in Ulsan Metropolitan City (the successor newspaper in case of a merger or name change).
No. 1 (Company Name)
This company shall be called “DKME Co., Ltd.”
In English, it shall be written as DKME Co., Ltd.
Article 4 (Method of Public Notice)
This company’s public notice shall be published on the company’s internet
homepage (http://www.dkme.com)
However, in the event that a notice cannot be posted on the company’s website due to computer failure or other unavoidable reasons, it shall be published in the Daily Korea Economic Daily published in Seoul (the successor newspaper in the event of a merger or name change) and the Daily Kyungsang Ilbo published in Ulsan Metropolitan City (the successor newspaper in the event of a merger or name change).
Change of name and website address
Article 24 (Appointment of Directors)
1. The company shall have at least 3 and no more than 7 directors, and outside directors shall be at least 1/4 of the total number of directors, and they shall be appointed at the general shareholders’ meeting.
? If a provision is added to the articles of incorporation stating that the board of directors may decide to distinguish between inside directors and other non-executive directors (other non-executive directors) among the directors in paragraph 1, the board of directors may make the distinction between inside directors and other non-executive directors.
2~5 Omitted
Article 24 (Appointment of Directors)
1. The Company shall have 3 to 10 directors, and outside directors shall be at least 1/4 of the total number of directors, and they shall be appointed at the general shareholders' meeting.
? If the Articles of Incorporation add a provision that allows the Board of Directors to decide on the distinction between inside directors and other non-executive directors (other non-executive directors) among the directors in Paragraph 1, the Board of Directors may elect inside directors and other non-executive directors separately.
2~5 Same as above
Change in the Limit for Appointment of Directors
Article 22-3 (Resolution on Dismissal of Auditors Before Their Term Ends, etc.)
In order to ensure stable management audit of directors, in cases where a resolution is made to dismiss an auditor before his term ends or to amend Article 22-3 of the Articles of Incorporation, the approval shall be obtained by at least 75/100 of the voting rights of shareholders present and at least 50/100 of the total number of issued shares.
Article 34 (Audit)
1. The Company shall have one auditor elected by the general shareholders' meeting, and the term of office shall be until the end of the regular shareholders' meeting regarding the final settlement period within three years after the inauguration.
2. In the event of a vacancy in the auditor's position, if the statutory number of auditors is not determined and there is no impediment to business performance, the by-election may be postponed until the next regular shareholders' meeting.
3. The term of office of the auditor elected by by-election shall be the same as the remaining term of office of the current auditor.
4. The appointment of an auditor shall be made by a majority of the voting rights of the shareholders present, but shall be at least one-fourth of the total number of issued shares. However, if voting rights are exercised electronically pursuant to Article 368-4, Paragraph 1 of the Commercial Act, the appointment of an auditor may be resolved by a majority of the voting rights of the shareholders present.
5. The auditor shall audit the company's accounting and business and may attend the board of directors meeting to state his/her opinion.
6. When the auditor determines that a director has committed an act in violation of laws or the Articles of Incorporation or is likely to commit such an act, he/she shall report this to the Board of Directors.
7. The auditor shall investigate the agenda and documents to be submitted by the director to the general shareholders’ meeting and state his/her opinion to the general shareholders’ meeting on whether there are any violations of laws or the Articles of Incorporation or any significantly unfair matters.
8. When necessary, the auditor may request the convocation of a board of directors’ meeting by submitting a written statement stating the purpose of the meeting and the reason for the convocation to the director.
9. If the director fails to convene a board of directors’ meeting without delay despite the request in Paragraph 7, the auditor who made the request may convene a board of directors’ meeting.
10. The auditor may request the convocation of an extraordinary general meeting by submitting a written statement stating the purpose of the meeting and the reason for the convocation to the Board of Directors.
11. When necessary for the performance of his/her duties, the auditor may request a business report from a subsidiary. In this case, when the subsidiary does not report without delay or when it is necessary to confirm the contents of the report, the subsidiary's business and financial status may be investigated.
12. The audit shall record the audit implementation method and results in the audit record, and the auditor who conducted the audit shall sign or stamp it.
13. The audit may seek professional assistance at the company's expense.
(Deleted) Deleted due to establishment of audit committee
Article 27 (Duties of directors)
1-3 Omitted
4. When a director discovers a fact that may cause significant damage to the company, he/she shall immediately report it to the auditor.
Article 30 (Convening of the board of directors)
1. Omitted
2. When convening a board of directors meeting, the date of the meeting shall be set and notice shall be given to each director and auditor one day in advance. However, this shall not apply if all directors and auditors agree.
3. Omitted
Article 32 (Minutes)
1. Omitted
2. The minutes shall record the summary of the proceedings and the results thereof, and the directors and auditors in attendance shall sign or stamp them and keep them at the head office.
Article 35 (Remuneration of Directors and Auditors)
1. The remuneration of directors and auditors shall be determined by a resolution of the general shareholders' meeting.
2. The payment of retirement pay for directors and auditors shall be made in accordance with the regulations on payment of retirement pay for executives after a resolution of the general shareholders' meeting.
3. Omitted
Article 38 (Preparation and keeping of financial statements and business reports)
1. The representative director of this company shall prepare the following documents and their attached statements and business reports and have them audited by the auditor at least 6 weeks prior to the date of the regular shareholders' meeting, and submit the following documents and business reports to the regular shareholders' meeting.
1) Balance sheet
2) Income statement
3) Other documents that indicate the company's financial status and
management performance, as prescribed by the Enforcement Decree of the Commercial Act
2. Omitted
3. The auditor shall submit an audit report to the representative director at least one week prior to the regular shareholders' meeting.
4~5 Omitted
Article 27 (Duties of Directors)
1~3 Same as above
4. When a director discovers a fact that may cause significant damage to the company, he/she shall immediately report it to the audit committee.
Article 30 (Convening of the Board of Directors)
1. Same as above
2. When convening a board of directors meeting, the date of the meeting shall be set and notice shall be given to each director one day in advance. However, this shall not apply if all directors agree. 3. Left
Article 32 (Minutes)
1. Left
2. The minutes shall record the summary of the proceedings and the results thereof, and the directors present shall sign or stamp them and keep them at the head office.
Article 35 (Remuneration of Directors)
1. The remuneration of directors shall be determined by a resolution of the general shareholders' meeting.
2. The payment of directors' retirement pay shall be made in accordance with the regulations on payment of executive retirement pay after a resolution of the general shareholders' meeting.
3. Left
Article 38 (Preparation and keeping of financial statements and business reports)
1. The representative director of this company shall prepare the following documents and their attached statements and business reports and have them audited by the audit committee at least 6 weeks prior to the date of the regular shareholders' meeting, and submit the following documents and business reports to the regular shareholders' meeting. 1) Balance sheet
2) Income statement
3) Other documents indicating the company's financial status and
management performance
as prescribed by the Enforcement Decree of the Commercial Act
2. Same as above
3. The audit committee shall submit an audit report to the CEO at least one week prior to the regular shareholders' meeting.
4~5 Same as above
Changes due to establishment of the audit committee
(Newly established)
Article 28-2 (Committee)
1. The following committees may be established within the board of directors by resolution of the board of directors.
1) Transparent Management Committee
2) Other committees deemed necessary by the board of directors
2. The board of directors shall determine the composition, authority, operation, etc. of each committee, except in cases where relevant laws and regulations provide otherwise.
3. The provisions of Articles 30 and 31 shall apply to the committees.
Article 28-3 (Audit Committee)
1. An audit committee may be established pursuant to Article 28-2 by resolution of the Board of Directors.
2. The audit committee shall perform its duties in accordance with the Audit Committee Regulations and resolutions.
3. The Board of Directors shall determine detailed matters regarding the composition and operation of the Audit Committee.
4. The provisions of Articles 30, 31, and 32 shall apply to the Audit Committee.
Article 28-4 (Transparent Management Committee)
1. A transparent management committee may be established pursuant to Article 28-2 by resolution of the Board of Directors.
2. The transparent management committee shall perform its duties in accordance with the Transparent Management Committee Regulations and resolutions.
3. Detailed matters regarding the composition and operation of the transparent management committee shall be determined by the Board of Directors.
4. The provisions of Articles 30, 31, and 32 shall apply to the Transparent Management Committee.
Establishing a basis for the establishment of a committee within the board of directors according to the Articles of Association
? Dismissal of directors
A. Name, date of birth, and recent key career of the person to be dismissed
Name of the person to be dismissed Date of birth Recent key career Expected expiration date of term
Choi Soo-hyun 79.04.18 Currently Vice President of KIB Energy Infrastructure Holdings
Former Team Leader of Daishin Securities
Former Team Leader of Hyundai Securities
2026.07.13
Son Kyo-deok 60.11.17 Former Outside Director of KDB Industrial Bank
Former Financial Innovation Committee Member of Hyundai Asset Management
Former Management Advisor of SK Securities
Former President of BNK Gyeongnam Bank
2026.07.13
B. Reasons for dismissal
Name of the person to be dismissed Reasons for dismissal
Choi Soo-hyun A party to the charges of embezzlement and breach of trust filed against the company and its subsidiaries
Son Kyo-deok Responsibility for failing to prevent the numerous complaints filed against the company as an outside director
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? Appointment of directors
A. Name of candidate, date of birth, recommender, relationship with largest shareholder, whether outside director candidate, etc.
Candidate name Date of birth Outside director
Whether candidate
Audit committee member
Director separate election
Relationship with largest shareholder Recommender
Im Tae-sang 58.09.22 Female Not applicable Not applicable Listed company council
(Outside director talent bank)
Kim Hyeong-gi 61.03.03 Female Not applicable Not applicable Board of directors
Kwon Oh-seon 57.02.20 Female Separate election Not applicable Listed company council
(Outside director talent bank)
Total (3) persons
B. Candidate's main occupation, detailed career, and transaction history with the relevant corporation for the past 3 years
Candidate's name Main occupation Detailed career Transaction history with the relevant corporation for the past 3 years
Period Contents
Im Tae-sang Small Business Specialist 2016 ~ Present LG Household & Health Care, Pyeon Co., Ltd. Sales Management
Public Institution Specialist None
Kim Hyung-ki Securities Economy Newspaper CEO 2020 ~ Present
2015 ~ 2019 Securities Economy Newspaper CEO
Focus News, Poly News, etc. Editor-in-Chief None
Kwon Oh-sun Management Consulting, Evaluation Committee 2007 ~ Present
2005 ~ Present
NGB Management Consulting Co., Ltd., Korea Management Technology, etc. Consulting
Korea Agency for Technology and Standards, Korea Industrial Evaluation and Management Institute, etc. Evaluation Committee None
D. Whether the candidate has defaulted on his/her taxes, is a member of an insolvent company, or is there any reason for disqualification under the law
Candidate Name Whether the candidate has defaulted on his/her taxes, is a member of an insolvent company, or is there any reason for disqualification under the law
Im Tae-sang None applicable None applicable None applicable
Kim Hyung-ki None applicable None applicable None applicable
Kwon Oh-sun None applicable None applicable None applicable
D. Candidate's job performance plan (limited to the case of appointment as an outside director)
*Im Tae-sang Candidate
1. Management supervision and audit
2. Providing opinions on management strategy and income
3. Preventing conflicts of interest
4. Maintaining relationships with shareholders
5. Ethical standards and legal compliance
6. Management support and advice, etc.
*Kwon Oh-sun Candidate
1. Introduction
This job performance plan contains specific job performance plans as an outside director to support the sustainable growth and innovation of your company and achieve the company's vision and goals.
2. Job objectives . Independently review management's decisions and provide advice. . Strengthen the company's risk management system to support stable operation. Based on ESG (Environment, Society, Governance) management principles, enhance sustainability. . Other tasks that the company requests as necessary, such as the role of an outside director, etc.
3. Detailed implementation plan . Management monitoring and advice: Support the management's decision-making through regular participation in the board of directors and review of major agenda items. . Risk management: Analyze the company's financial and operational risks and propose improvement measures. . Strengthen ESG management: Propose policies for developing environmentally friendly energy solutions and fulfilling social responsibilities, etc.
4. Expected effects . Enhance management transparency and reliability. . Establish a stable growth foundation by minimizing risks. . Increase corporate value through sustainable management.
5. Conclusion
As an outside director, I will contribute to the development of KIB Plug Energy Co., Ltd. based on my independence and expertise.
B. Reasons for the board of directors' recommendation of the candidate
* Candidate Tae-sang Lim
The candidate is a candidate recommended by the Listed Companies Council (Outside Director Human Resources Bank).
* Candidate Kim Hyung-ki
The candidate is expected to perform his duties sufficiently by improving the transparency and soundness of management based on his experience and knowledge, and he is expected to contribute to improving the value of the company in the mid- to long-term, so he was recommended.
* Candidate Kwon Oh-sun
The candidate is a candidate recommended by the Listed Companies Association (Outside Director Human Resources Bank).
Written Confirmation
Image: Candidate Lim Tae-sang Confirmation
Candidate Lim Tae-sang Confirmation
Image: Candidate Kim Hyung-ki Confirmation
Candidate Kim Hyung-ki Confirmation
Image: Candidate Kwon Oh-sun Confirmation
Candidate Kwon Oh-sun Confirmation
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7 days ago
III. Description by Purpose of the General Shareholders’ Meeting
? Approval of separate financial statements
A. Overview of the business situation for the relevant fiscal year
[Chemical Equipment Sector]
(1) Characteristics of the Industry
The chemical equipment manufacturing industry is a type of PLANT (refinery, chemical) equipment industry and is closely related to facility investments in the domestic and international petrochemical industries. In the case of the plant industry, it is led by large EPC (Engineering Procurement Construction) companies, and generally, chemical equipment is ordered through leading domestic and international engineering companies, and products are manufactured in the order method through customized design for each project. Therefore, in order to smoothly proceed with the project, the ordering party prefers a manufacturer with existing transaction history, and since the design for each project equipment is different, there are limited companies that can perform the business in accordance with customer requirements.
(2) Industry Growth Potential
In the mid- to long-term, demand for energy and petrochemical products is expected to steadily increase due to global GDP growth and population expansion. In particular, oil-producing countries that depend on crude oil exports and have been suffering from deficits due to refining and chemically processed finished products are expanding their investments to establish direct processing facilities to secure higher profits and national competitiveness. Accordingly, major countries in the Middle East/Asia/North America are expected to expand investments in new chemical facilities and green hydrogen/green ammonia plants to respond to environmental regulations.
(3) Characteristics of economic fluctuations
The petrochemical industry is closely related to international oil prices, oil consumption/production, and investment plans of major crude oil and gas resource-holding countries, and is also affected by the flow of the petrochemical industry, which has a cyclical nature. In addition, it is closely related to the international situation and the balance of energy demand and supply.
(4) Competitive Factors
Due to the nature of the industry based on steel welding, the industry leadership is shifting similarly to the shipbuilding industry. The industry that started in the United States, then moved to Korea via Japan, and recently, competitors from China and India, who are emphasizing low labor costs for basic equipment for general steel grades, are emerging.
However, based on our manufacturing experience through technical partnerships with leading licensors for the production of various products, our company has secured high recognition from domestic and international customers based on our own development of special equipment, quality improvement and technological advancement, and unconditional compliance with delivery dates. We are committed to discovering new customers and conducting sales activities for existing customers to secure stable sales.
B. Separate and consolidated financial statements, comprehensive income statement, and statement of appropriation of retained earnings for the relevant fiscal year (draft)
? The following 44th separate and consolidated financial statements are data that have not been audited by an external auditor and are financial statements before approval by the general shareholders' meeting. The revised business report and audit report will be disclosed on the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic disclosure system.
- Consolidated Financial Statements
44th Period As of December 31, 2024
43rd Period As of December 31, 2023
(Unit: Won)
Item 44th Period 43rd Period
Assets
?. Current assets 144,003,165,188 143,157,237,723
1. Cash and cash equivalents 30,447,467,233 21,483,942,637
2. Trade receivables 21,032,415,203 19,535,358,365
3. Unclaimed work 55,234,055,464 45,166,385,449
4. Other receivables 23,086,663,829 46,475,422,405
5. Current income tax assets 61,002,658 57,452,574
6. Derivative assets - 315,972,255
7. Other Current Assets 2,272,030,833 3,444,549,860
8. Inventory Assets 11,369,529,968 6,678,154,178
9. Assets Held for Sale 500,000,000 -
?. Non-current assets 70,466,242,506 78,707,404,364
1. Other long-term receivables 5,387,647,264 6,030,395,668
2. Available-for-sale financial assets 2,856,999,342 225,000,000
3. Tangible assets 58,010,511,043 53,814,779,943
4. Intangible assets 49,842,500 60,602,658
5. Other non-current assets 14,431,250 72,156,250
6. Investments in related companies 181,269,466 18,504,469,845
7. Currency forward assets 3,965,541,641 -
Total assets 214,469,407,694 221,864,642,087
Liabilities
?. Current Liabilities 77,469,008,174 82,519,903,294
1. Trade Payables 23,556,305,882 20,211,804,407
2. Other Payables 7,919,983,589 9,063,663,214
3. Borrowings 35,500,000,000 30,963,960,000
4. Convertible Bonds - 4,670,896,192
5. Excess Billings 4,943,900,546 13,653,237,721
6. Provisions 2,206,259,097 3,456,855,182
7. Other Current Liabilities 596,474,418 499,486,578
8. Derivative Liabilities 2,746,084,642 -
?. Non-current liabilities 9,719,091,433 11,319,681,676
1. Long-term borrowings 7,000,000,000 7,208,470,000
2. Severance pay liabilities 1,003,930,831 2,207,016,891
3. Deferred corporate tax liabilities 1,667,326,641 1,667,326,641
4. Other non-current liabilities 46,776,475 236,868,144
5. Currency forward liabilities 1,057,486 -
Total liabilities 87,188,099,607 93,839,584,970
Capital
?. Capital stock 118,640,772,000 118,465,772,000
?. Capital surplus 7,655,913,343 7,530,663,343
?. Other capital (1,148,927,657) (153,577,657)
?. Retained earnings 2,133,550,401 2,182,199,431
Total capital 127,281,308,087 128,025,057,117
Total liabilities and capital 214,469,407,694 221,864,642,087
- Consolidated comprehensive income statement
44th period (from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024)
43rd period (from January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023)
(Unit: KRW)
Item 44th period 43rd period
?. Sales 136,623,566,311 137,250,775,712
?. Cost of sales 113,023,267,712 107,969,385,912
?. Gross profit 23,600,298,599 29,281,389,800
?. Selling and administrative expenses 13,678,184,120 16,397,799,917
?. Operating profit 9,922,114,479 12,883,589,883
?. Other income 12,152,843,168 7,719,954,011
?. Other expenses 8,473,047,639 3,984,868,513
?. Financial income 4,294,415,546 3,484,091,581
?. Financial expenses 2,950,996,891 1,841,199,917
?. Equity method gains and losses (12,806,570,633) (1,758,534,082)
XI. Net income before income tax expense 2,138,758,030 16,503,032,963
XII. Income tax expense 1,010,981,043 2,001,821,937
XIII. Net income from continuing operations 1,127,776,987 14,501,211,026
XIV. Net income from discontinued operations - -
XV. Net income for the period 1,127,776,987 14,501,211,026
XVI. Other comprehensive income (2,124,174,567) 107,095,516
XVII. Total comprehensive income (996,397,580) 14,608,306,542
XVIII. Earnings per share
Basic earnings per share from continuing operations 4.9 61.8
Diluted earnings per share from continuing operations 4.9 61.8
Basic earnings per share from discontinued operations - -
Diluted earnings per share from discontinued operations - -
- Separate financial statements
44th period As of December 31, 2024
43rd period As of December 31, 2023
(Unit: KRW)
Item 44th period 43rd period
Assets
?. Current assets 142,985,757,773 141,920,367,875
1. Cash and cash equivalents 29,845,169,076 21,363,710,406
2. Trade receivables 21,032,415,203 19,535,358,365
3. Unclaimed work 55,234,055,464 45,166,385,449
4. Other receivables 22,697,509,601 45,358,809,788
5. Current income tax assets 60,228,428 57,452,574
6. Derivative assets - 315,972,255
7. Other current assets 2,246,850,033 3,444,524,860
8. Inventory assets 11,369,529,968 6,678,154,178
9. Assets held for sale 500,000,000 -
?. Non-current assets 71,483,266,690 79,944,245,712
1. Other long-term receivables 5,384,647,264 5,368,892,174
2. Available-for-sale financial assets 2,856,999,342 225,000,000
iamthe walrus
7 days ago
New filings today at Kib Plug Energy
Decision on Calling Shareholders' Meeting
1. Type of shareholders' meeting Annual meeting
2. Date and time of meeting 2025-03-28 09:00
3. Place of meeting 260-37, Cheoyong-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan Metropolitan City
Headquarters, 3rd floor, conference room
4. Agenda and key issues Purpose of the 44th regular shareholders' meeting
1. Audit report
2. Business report
3. Report on the status of operation of the internal accounting management system
<Proposals for subpoena>
Proposal No. 1: Approval of the 44th financial statements
Proposal No. 2: Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation
Proposal No. 3: Dismissal of directors (total of 2 persons)
- Proposal No. 3-1 Dismissal of Choi Soo-hyun, other non-executive director
- Proposal No. 3-2 Dismissal of Son Kyo-deok, outside director
Proposal No. 4: Appointment of directors
- Proposal No. 4-1 Outside Director Candidate Tae-Sang Lim
- No. 4-2 Other Non-Executive Director Candidate Hyung-Ki Kim
Agenda No. 5: Appointment of Audit Committee Members
- No. 5-1 Outside Director Candidate Tae-Sang Lim
- No. 5-2 Outside Director Candidate Young-Sun Yoo
Agenda No. 6: Appointment of Outside Directors to Become Audit Committee Members
- No. 6-1 Outside Director Candidate Oh-Sun Kwon to Become Audit Committee Members
Agenda No. 7: Approval of Director Remuneration Limit
Agenda No. 8: Granting of Stock Purchase Option Rights
5. Date of Board Resolution (Decision Date) 2025-03-13
- Attendance of Outside Directors Present(No.) 2
Absent(No.) 0
- Attendance of Auditors (members of Audit Committee who are not outside directors) Present
6. Other matters to be factored into investment decisions
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? Related disclosure -
[Details of Director Appointment]
Name Date of birth (year and month) Appointment term Type of appointment Professional experience (including present position)
Kim Hyeong-gi 1961-03 3 Newly appointed Current Securities Economy News CEO
Former editor-in-chief of Focus News, Poly News, etc.
[Details of Outside Director Appointment]
Name Date of birth (year and month) Appointment term Type of appointment Professional experience (including present position) Name and position of the company where holding the role of directors and etc.
Lim Tae-sang 1958-09 3 Newly appointed Current public institution expert committee member
Former sales headquarters director, Pyeon Co., Ltd.
Former LG Household & Health Care division head, No Brand Co., Ltd. director/auditor
Kwon Oh-sun 1957-02 3 Newly appointed Hyun Eng B Management Consulting Co., Ltd., Korea Management Technology, etc. consulting
Current evaluation committee member, Korea Agency for Technology and Standards, Korea Industrial Evaluation and Management Institute, etc.
Former Hyunwoo Industry auditor
Former team leader, Farm Hannong Co., Ltd. -
[Details of Members of Audit Committee Appointment]
Name Date of birth (year and month) Appointment term Type of appointment Outside director Professional experience (including present position)
Lim Tae-sang 1958-09 3 Newly appointed Yes Former sales headquarters director, Pyeon Co., Ltd.
Former LG Household & Health Care division head
Former LG Household & Health Care division head
Yoo Young-sun 1961-03 3 Newly appointed Yes Current vice president, CFO, Hapcheon Food Co., Ltd.
Former CEO, KH Chemical
Former CFO, Atium Partners
Kwon Oh-sun 1957-02 3 Newly appointed Yes Hyun-Eng Business Consulting Co., Ltd., Korea Management Technology Consulting, etc.
Currently an evaluation committee member of the Korea Agency for Technology and Standards, Korea Industrial Evaluation and Management Institute, etc.
Former auditor of Hyunwoo Industry
Former team leader of Farm Hannong Co., Ltd.
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