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Hyosung Corp

Hyosung Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture of chemical fibers in Korea and internationally. The company operates through textile and trading segments. It engages in the provision of nylon and polyester yarns and fabrics, and dyeing products; spandex products under the creora brand; steel and chemical trade; and material solutions for semiconductor and display technology environments. The company also provides power transmission and distribution grid solutions; industrial infrastructure solutions; renewable energy; plant pumps; and building and general pumps; housing, civil engineering, and architecture services. In addition, it offers chemical products including polypropylene, poketone, film, optical film, and membrane products; technologies including financial automation solutions, ATMs, IT services, fintech, and blockchain services; content delivery network, information and communication system design and implementation, and system maintenance and support. Further, the company provides electronic payments, mobile gift certificates and coupons, convenience store cash services, convenience store payments, Moneytree app, and Moneytree card; vehicle sales and operation of Ferrari and Maserati official service centers; production of smart optical films and high-functional tapes; sports marketing, advertising and production, event and exhibition management, broadcast program production, digital marketing and content creation; and LED display systems, architectural and landscape lighting, and development and manufacturing of LED lighting equipment and integrated systems. The company was incorporated in 1966 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

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