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Hyundai E&C Shatters Records with First-Ever KRW 10 Trillion Mark in Urban Renewal Orders

Desk / Updated : 2025-12-01 09:03:51
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Hyundai Engineering & Construction (Hyundai E&C) has achieved an unprecedented milestone in South Korea's urban renewal sector, becoming the first domestic builder to surpass the KRW 10 trillion mark in annual order intake. The company’s remarkable performance in 2025 has not only set a new industry standard but has also secured its position as the market leader for the seventh consecutive year.

On December 1, Hyundai E&C announced that its total contract value for urban redevelopment and reconstruction projects reached a staggering KRW 10.5 trillion for the year, significantly exceeding its previous record of KRW 9.3395 trillion set in 2022. This accomplishment cements Hyundai E&C as the inaugural member of the "Urban Renewal KRW 10 Trillion Club."

Dominating Key Seoul Projects 

The driving force behind this record-breaking success was the company's sweep of major, high-value projects, particularly within the affluent districts of Seoul. Hyundai E&C successfully secured eleven urban renewal projects, many of which were large-scale, solo endeavors, demonstrating a high degree of independent competitiveness.

A cornerstone of the firm's portfolio expansion was the lucrative Seoul Apgujeong District 2 Reconstruction Project, valued at KRW 2.7489 trillion. This massive undertaking, along with the Gaepo Jugong Apartments Districts 6 and 7 and the Jangwi District 15 projects, all of which are multi-trillion won enterprises, were all won without consortiums. The ability to single-handedly secure and manage such colossal projects underscores the market's trust in Hyundai E&C's financial stability, project management capabilities, and superior brand recognition.

In addition to its dominance in the capital, Hyundai E&C strategically solidified its nationwide footprint by acquiring large-scale projects in major provincial cities, including Busan and Jeonju. This balanced portfolio, encompassing both premium Seoul developments and significant regional hubs, has contributed to a robust and diversified revenue stream.

Comprehensive Competitiveness Beyond Construction 

Industry analysts suggest that Hyundai E&C's overwhelming success is not merely a reflection of its traditional construction expertise. Rather, it is viewed as the culmination of comprehensive competitive advantages. These include a potent brand premium—which often translates to higher potential property values for future residents—strong financial competitiveness ensuring project stability, and advanced project management capabilities that meet the complex logistical demands of urban renewal.

A Hyundai E&C official attributed the urban renewal achievement to the acknowledgment of the company's "residential philosophy and competitiveness" by the homeowners’ associations involved in the projects. The official emphasized the firm's commitment to continuous market expansion and innovation.

Looking ahead, Hyundai E&C is set to continue its aggressive growth strategy, focusing on securing additional mega-projects, such as the upcoming Apgujeong District 3 Reconstruction. By pioneering new residential paradigms and strengthening its foothold in future growth sectors, Hyundai E&C aims to maintain its commanding position and shape the trajectory of South Korea's urban development landscape. The year 2025 will be remembered as the moment a new financial benchmark was established in the nation's construction industry.

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