Around 300 Domestic and Overseas Executives Attend Both Online and Offline

Strengthening Competitiveness in Four Key New Businesses Including Robotics and AIDC

LG Electronics will host a meeting where domestic and overseas executives, led by President and CEO Ryu Jaecheol, will gather to review management performance and explore future growth strategies.


According to the industry on July 16, LG Electronics will hold an enterprise-wide expanded management meeting at its major business sites in Korea on this day, with about 300 executives attending either in person or virtually, including headquarters and business division executives, regional representatives abroad, and heads of local subsidiaries.

Ryu Jaechul, head of LG Electronics' HS Business Division, is speaking at a press conference held at IFA 2025 in Berlin, Germany, on September 4, 2025 (local time). Photo by Yonhap News Agency

Ryu Jaechul, head of LG Electronics' HS Business Division, is speaking at a press conference held at IFA 2025 in Berlin, Germany, on September 4, 2025 (local time). Photo by Yonhap News Agency

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LG Electronics has held this expanded management meeting, hosted by the CEO, once in the first half and once in the second half of each year. Unlike the regular meetings that primarily focus on domestic leadership, this meeting is unique in that executives from global subsidiaries convene together to share and discuss current issues.


This meeting will review management performance for the first half, which achieved record results despite complex domestic market crises such as high interest rates, inflation, a strong exchange rate, and difficult external conditions like ongoing global geopolitical conflicts. The agenda also includes in-depth discussions on detailed business strategies for the second half and plans for advancing future core businesses.


In particular, each business division will present best practice cases aligned with CEO Ryu’s management philosophy of “Making Problems Visible” and “Winning Execution.” Each organization plans to share cases in which challenges were transparently disclosed and improvements identified, or notable achievements were attained through speedy execution and shifts in perception. The aim is to foster a culture of company-wide collaboration to resolve urgent challenges, strengthen execution capability, and enhance the organization’s resilience.


Additionally, the meeting will address mid- and long-term goals and strategies to strengthen competitiveness in four new growth engine areas nurtured under CEO Ryu’s leadership: robotics, AI data center (AIDC) cooling systems, smart factories, and AI home technologies.



Previously, at the regular shareholders’ meeting held this past March, CEO Ryu spoke of these four promising businesses, stating: “Amid the proliferation of business opportunities triggered by AI, these are businesses where LG Electronics can leverage its unique capabilities and create synergy, and which have potential for substantial growth.”


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