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www.samsungengineering.com 500 Samsung GEC, Sangil-dong, Gangdong-gu, Seoul, 134-090, Korea Tel. 82.2.2053.3000 Samsung Engineering Performance Record Performance Record Performance Record [ ~ 2012.06] [ ~ 2012.06 ] 01 Overview 08 International Project Experience Samsung Engineering Major Overseas Track Record 10 Hydrocarbon Plants in the World 12 Performance List - Refinery - Gas Processing - Upstream - Ethylene/Propylene Samsung Engineering has been recognized for over - EO/EG - Polymers-PP/PE - PDH 40 years of excellence in engineering, and construction - Fertilizers - Others (EPC) of hydrocarbon, industrial, environmental 18 Industrial & Infrastructure 20 Performance List - Power/Energy and infrastructure plants in global markets. With an - Metallurgy - Display - Semi Conductor IT impressive track record in the Middle East, Asia, - Precision Glass - Electric Parts - Tire Europe and the Americas, Samsung Engineering is an - Food/Beverages - Water and Wastewater Treatment - Ultrapure Water/Desalination internationally recognized leader in the global plant - Air Pollution Prevention - Waste Disposal - Soil Remediation market, with over 1,700 projects completed worldwide. - Operation & Maintenance - Others Samsung Engineering is dedicated to delivery 34 Global Network projects on-time and safely, while seeking engineering innovations to maximize value for clients. Received the PMI Distinguished Award for the GSP-6 Project 2011.12 MA’ADEN Ammonia Location Ras Az Zawr, Saudi Arabia Client Saudi Arabian Mining Company (MA’ADEN) Capacity 3,300 T/D Completion 2010 World’s Largest Single-Train Ammonia Plant SHARQ EG Location Al-Jubail, Saudi Arabia Client Eastern Petrochemical Company (SHARQ) Capacity EG 700,000 MTPA Completion 2009 World’s Largest EG Plant TASNEE Ethylene Plant Location Al-Jubail, Saudi Arabia Client National Petrochemical Industrialization Company (Tasnee Petrochemicals) Capacity Ethylene 1,000,000 MTPA / Propylene 300,000 MTPA Completion 2008 One of the World’s Largest Olefin Plant International Project Experience | Major Overseas Track Record India så)/#?å&##$($4å0LANT å,!"å0LANT å%'å0LANT så)0#,?å##å0LANT å,,$0%($0%å0LANT så))3#/?å3TEELå0LANT så/.'#?å/0A,å$&#5!5å0LANT Hungary så(!.+//+å4)2%?å0#24"2å0LANT Indonesia så3!-35.'å3$)?å0$0å.Oå-ODULEå0LANT så-#,?"ANYUå5RIPå0ROJECT Slovakia Malaysia så3!-35.'å%,%#42/.)#3?å,#$å-ODULEå,INE så0#3"?å3ABAHå/ILåå'ASå4ERMINALå0ROJECTå så(!.3/,?å,#$å0ARTSå0LANT Thailand så44-?å'30 å0LANT så044?å'30 å0LANT å'30 å0LANT å%30å0LANT så4/#?å%/%'å0LANT så-/#?å#RACKERå0LANT Vietnam Europe så).4%,?å!å4å!4-å0LANT så0-0#?å06#å0LANT så0%42/6)%4.!-?å&ERTILIZERå0LANTåANDå#/åå å Recovery Plant China Middle East/ Americas Asia så(!.+//+å4)2%?å0#24"2å0LANT North Africa så3!-35.'å%,%#42/.)#3?å,#$å-ODULEå,INE såå3!-35.'å3$)?å4IANJINå,%$å0LANT å å 4IANJINå"ATTERYå#ELLå,INE så!)2å,)15)$%?å(9#/å0LANT så3!-35.'å%,%#42/. -%#(!.)#3?å-,##å,INE Korea så3!-35.'å-/"),%å$)30,!9?å3-$å!9å0ROJECT Saudi Arabia UAE så+2?å3EOULå-AINTENANCEå7ORKSHOPå0HASEåLL så3!")#?å'ASå!35å0LANT så"/2/5'%?åå/#5å0LANT såå9/.').å#)49?å3EWAGEå4REATMENTå0LANTSå så3!-#/?å!CRYLICå!CIDå0LANT så(#3%:?å)#!$å)74å0LANT BTO Project Mexico så30#?å0$(00å0LANT så&%24),?åå!MMONIA5REAå0ROJECT så3%/5,å#)49?åå+OREA *APANå7ORLDå#UPå såå0%-%8?å3ALAMANCAå2ElNERYå0LANT å så!00#?å0$(00å0LANT så4!+2%%2?å22%å0ACKAGEåå5TILITIESåå/FFSITESå Main Stadium å 4ULAå2ElNERYå0LANT å-INATITLANå2ElNERYå0LANT så4!3.%%?å%THYLENEå0LANT såå!$./#?å3HAHå'ASå$EVELOPMENTå0ACKAGEåå5åå/ Uzbekistan så0/3#/?å#',å5TILITYå0LANT så3(!21?å%'å0LANT å .ITROGENå'ASå)NJECTIONå.') så5Z +OR?å5'##å0+'å"å'30 å000% såå#&%?å-ANZANILLOå,.'å4ERMINALå0ROJECT å så)".å:!(2?å00å0LANT å/#4å0LANT så!$./#åå"OREALISå*6?å"OROUGE?åå0/å0ROPYLENEå/XIDE å0LANT å .ORTEå))å0OWERå0LANT så-!!$%.?å!MMONIAå0LANT å!LUMINUMå#OMPLEXå å "OROUGE?åå,$0%å0LANT så+!9!.?å00å0LANT å!MINESå0LANT Trinidad & Tobago Bahrain såå3!4/20?å*UBAILå%XPORTå2ElNERYå0ACKAGEååANDåå0LANT såå0%42/42).?å##2å2ElNERYå0LANTå så"!0#/?å,UBEå"ASEå/ILå0LANT så3!5$)å!2!-#/?å3HAYBAHå.',å.ATURALå'ASå,IQUID å0ROJECT å 5LTRAå,OWå3ULPHURå$IESELå5NIT så35,"?å3TEELMILL Wasit Cogen. 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    Rechargeable battery industry To show structural growth Release date: Feb 23, 2009 ▶ Investment points HEV rechargeable battery industry to grow at a CAGR of 56% for next 5 years The rechargeable battery industry’s overall sales are predicted to continue expanding, although David Min the demand for mobile IT devices is feared to fall due to the global economic slump. In 82-2-368-6150 2009~2013, the sales amount of HEV rechargeable batteries are forecasted to balloon by 56% [email protected] annually on the back of hybrid vehicle market expansion, while the overall sales amount of rechargeable batteries are expected to increase 7% annually. Byung-nam Kim 82-2-368-6154 Earnings gap to widen between cell and material companies due to oversupply [email protected] ① In 2009, Samsung SDI’s total OP is expected to drop 47.2% yoy and its rechargeable battery division’s OP is forecasted to fall 19.4% yoy to W188.3bn. ② L&F Corp, an anode material supplier, is projected to see its OP jump 984.9% yoy. Carmakers actively form strategic alliance with rechargeable battery makers Unlike other car components, a rechargeable battery is a core component significantly affecting the performance of electric vehicles. As such, automobile companies are seeking to closely cooperate with their rechargeable battery suppliers through strategic alliances. Accordingly, rechargeable battery makers’ future operating results heavily rely on whether or not to successfully form strategic alliance with their customer carmakers. Non-cobalt-based anode materials, which excel cobalt-based anode material in terms of cost, energy density, and reliability, are forecasted to contribute to HEV rechargeable battery market ▶ Top pick L&F (066970, BUY, TP: W31,000): Successfully transforms itself into a rechargeable battery material specialist David Min; Byung-nam Kim | Rechargeable batteries Contents Ⅰ.
  • Using CSR As a Key Element for Achieving Competitive Advantage

    Using CSR As a Key Element for Achieving Competitive Advantage

    025-0181 Moral has no seasons: Using CSR as a key element for achieving competitive advantage. Marina Mattera Department of Economics and International Relations Universidad Europea de Madrid, C/Tajo, s/n. 28670-Villaviciosa de Odon-(Madrid) Spain POMS 23rd Annual Conference Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. April 20 to April 23, 2011 Abstract: Firms' new challenges in the 21st century involve innovation and society's request for a more responsible business model. Based on bounded rationality conditions and the important role of externalities, it is analyzed through a case study whether corporate social responsibility strategies are essential for companies to achieve sustainable competitive advantages. Key words: Sustainable Development; Sustainable Management; Corporate Social Responsability; Open Innovation models. 1. Introduction Efforts towards generating sustainable growth and steady benefits have owned its accurate planning to the competitive advantage owned by the company. In several studies, it has been demonstrated that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) can improve a firm’s performance by enhancing the prestige and perception from consumers’ perspective (competitive advantage). However, it has also been denoted that solid inter-agents relationships are enhanced when they have consolidated CSR actions between them. New models for conducting business emerge, and together with them new difficulties. Known as “open innovation” (OI) models, the aforementioned collaborations between organizations have also gained a purely international character. This study aims to analyze those new interactions and relationships between firms, which of them succeed and the role corporate social responsibility plays in such a context. Taking into account the complex level of the existing interrelationship between agents and countries where they operate, it becomes difficult to accurately depict the company’s culture, its values, and beliefs; as shown in Figure 1.
  • Korea Equity Strategy Focus on Stocks with Solid Earnings Momentum

    Korea Equity Strategy Focus on Stocks with Solid Earnings Momentum

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