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About Hitachi Groups in Korea (PDF Format An organic group Hitachi in Korea Hitachi has carried its business forward with the goal of lending its support to the development of Korean society over the past fifty years, ever since establishing its for social innovation Gangwon-do representative office in Seoul in 1962. As a result, Hitachi built a business network in Seoul Korea with approximately 2,200 employees and posted annual sales of approximately KRW 2.2 trillion (as of March 2014) in Korea. Pyeongtaek Chungcheongbuk-do Hitachi will continue to contribute to the development of Korean industries, economy, Cheonan society, and families even more so in the future, based on its original founding mission Chungcheongnam-do of, “Contribute to society through the development of superior, original technologies Daejeon Gyeongsangbuk-do and products.” Gumi Daegu Jeollabuk-do Ulsan Gyeongsangnam-do Gwangju Busan Jeollanam-do Hitachi Korea Ltd. Han Il Special Steel Co., Ltd Hitachi Chemical Electronic Materials(Korea) Co., Ltd. Hitachi Transport System(Korea), Ltd. Established October 2009 (April 1962) Established February 1982 Established November 1995 Established February 2011 Locations Seoul, Daegu Locations Seoul, Siheung, Busan Locations Seoul, Ansan, Giheung, Busan Locations Seoul, Incheon, Busan Major Businesses and Services Jeju Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Sales, global procurement, construction, and repair of Sales and processing of Hitachi hardware, high-grade Dry film resist (DFR) cutting and sales; and import and Third party logistics (3PL) services, import and export social infrastructure products, including electric power special steel, electronics-related materials, and tool sales of displays, semiconductors, and electronics- related services, transport and installation services, and and railways, related to Hitachi's social innovation steels. related products. logistics engineering. business activities, while serving as the representative of Hitachi in Korea. Hitachi High-Technologies Korea Co., Ltd. Hitachi Automotive Systems Korea Co., Ltd. Hitachi-LG Data Storage Korea, Inc. Pacific Metals Co., Ltd. LG-Hitachi Water Solutions Co., Ltd. LG Hitachi Ltd. Established April 2005 Established October 2004 Established December 2000 Established January 1977 Established February 2012 Established September 1986 Locations Seoul, Giheung, Icheon, Cheongju, Cheonan Location Seoul Location Seoul Location Gumi Location Seoul Locations Seoul, Tokyo Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Sales, repair service, and trading of semiconductor Sales of auto parts and Korean market surveys. R&D, design, sales and repair for data storage products Production of comprehensive magnetic materials, Construction, operation, and maintenance of water Solutions (infrastructure system integration, overseas and liquid crystal manufacturing equipment, electronic including optical disk drives and archives, and optical and the manufacturing and sales of cast and ferrite treatment facilities, and equipment sales. SI, export of solutions); Smart (export of payment component implementation and interpretation systems, pick-up and optical applied products. magnets. terminals, logistics IT); and Platforms (storage, network, semiconductor and electronic device products, blade server). engineering and electronic materials. Hitachi Aloka Medical Korea, Ltd. Hitachi Data Systems Korea Limited Hitachi Metals Admet, Ltd. Korea Branch HMF Technology Korea Co., Ltd. Namyang Metals Co., Ltd. Kookje Electric Korea Co., Ltd. Established December 1998 Established February 2003 Established July 2010 Established July 2004 Established March 1987 Established May 1993 Locations Seoul, Gwangju, Busan Location Seoul Location Seoul Location Pyeongtaek Location Daegu Locations Cheonan, Pyeongtaek Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Major Businesses and Services Sales and service for diagnostic ultrasound systems. Total IT Solution Provider (providing storage and other Sales of electronic materials for display and information Manufacture of sputtering target materials for displays. Manufacture and sales of cast iron materials for Manufacture, sales, and services for semiconductor various related solutions). appliances and other products. automobiles (steering and exhaust systems, and engine manufacturing equipment and parts. parts). www.hitachi.co.kr 08/09.
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