BHI Co., Ltd. has been selected as a '2026 Gyeongsangnam-do Excellent Job Creation Company'.


BHI Co., Ltd. Selected as Gyeongsangnam-do Excellent Job Creation Company View original image

According to BHI Co., Ltd. on September 17, this selection entitles the company to a three-year certification period, during which it will receive various administrative and financial benefits. These include support for securing worker safety, boosting morale, improving the working environment, investment for quality enhancement, and increasing work efficiency and productivity. The company will also receive employment incentives to expand hiring, preferential secondary support for SME promotion funds, and more.


Headquartered in Haman, Gyeongsangnam-do, BHI Co., Ltd. specializes in research and development of a variety of power generation and energy infrastructure. Its capabilities range from traditional thermal power plants, LNG combined cycle power plants, large-scale nuclear and small modular reactor (SMR) facilities, to next-generation eco-friendly technologies such as green hydrogen and Carnot batteries. The company supplies these solutions to domestic and international markets.


In particular, BHI Co., Ltd. continuously invests in research and development to advance the domestic power infrastructure industry, while also exporting large-scale power infrastructure to countries across the Middle East and Asia. This has led to the fostering of local talent and stabilization of regional employment. As of January this year, the number of staff dedicated to research and development and design has exceeded 380.



A BHI Co., Ltd. representative stated, "It is an honor to be chosen not only as an excellent job creation company but also as a top company for employment recently. We will continue to do our best to become a company that creates more local jobs, based on continued growth in performance."


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