Business Overview & History
2022년 01월 06일 2022-01-28 10:37Business Overview & History
HISTORY
Hanwha Corporation/Global
Based on the more than seven decades of our accumulated experience and knowledge, we are proud to be your reliable business partner that puts safety and quality above all else.
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2010-2020
2000-2009
1990-1999
1980-1989
1970-1979
1950-1969
2010-2020
2022
- Published HATS
(Hanwha as a Total Solution)
2020
- Began Developing DBS
(Drill & Blast Solution)
2019
- Launched Hanwha Mining Services USA
- Won a contract to supply explosives to Middle East(30 billion Won)
- Construction of double wall type Ammonia Storage Tank, Yuldo
- Began manufacturing HiTRONIC II electronic detonators
2018
- Manufactured torches for 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics Games
2015
- Built additional Ammonium Nitrate production facilities
2014
- Launched Hanwha Mining Services Australia and Chile
2013
- Began manufacturing HiTRONIC I electronic detonators
- Launched Hanwha Mining Services Indonesia
2012
- World first explosive demolition of 14 continuous silos(Korea Mokpo Milling Plant)
- Won a contract to supply non-electric detonators to Indonesia(24 billion Won)
2000-2009
2009
- Established Hanwha Historical Museum
2006
- Relocated the industrial explosives plant from Incheon to Boeun
2005
- Performed fireworks promotion in Busan Fireworks Festival
- Constructed Onsan Plant
2004
- Stopped production of black powder
2002
- Stopped production of KoVEX
2000
- Began to perform in Seoul International Fireworks Festival
1990-1999
1998
- Stopped production of fuse and industrial blasting cap
1997
- Started inflator business(1997 to 2015)
- Started cladding business(1997 to 2019)
- Constructed a LAN plant
1993
- Began manufacturing non-electric detonators
- Began mass production of emulsion explosives
1992
- Adopted new company name “Hanwha”
1991
- Constructed Yuldo Ammonia storage facilities
- Performed the first explosive demolition in Korea
1980-1989
1988
- Manufactured Olympics torches for 1988 Olympics Games
1986
- Performed fireworks in the 10th Seoul Asian Games closing ceremony
- Manufactured torches for 1986 Asian Games
1984
- Began manufacturing KoVEX
1981
- Began manufacturing slurry explosives
- Jonghee Kim Honored by Gold Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit
- Began manufacturing explosives for controlled blasting
1970-1979
1978
- Began manufacturing electric MS delay detonators
1976
- Began manufacturing Picric acid
- Began manufacturing detonating cords
1975
- Began manufacturing vessel signal flash
1972
- Began manufacturing black powder
1950-1969
1968
- Began manufacturing PETN
1966
- Began manufacturing Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil explosives
1963
- Began manufacturing DDNP
1959
- Began manufacturing non-delay detonator
1958
- Began manufacturing explosives for fireworks
- Became the second dynamite manufacturing company in Asia
1956
- Began manufacturing Ammonium Nitrate explosives, fuses and industrial blasting caps
1955
- Acquisition of Incheon Explosives Plant
1952
- Founded Korea Explosives Inc
