Kim Sunhyuk, Head of SKC's Strategy Division, Appointed President in Charge

"Growth with Stability"... Strengthening Execution Based on Rebalancing Results

Developing Growth Strategies Focused on AI, Semiconductors, and Energy Solutions

SK Inc. is moving to enhance the holding company’s corporate value under a two-leader structure comprising CEO Jang Yongho and newly appointed President in Charge Kim Sunhyuk.

Kim Sun-hyuk, newly appointed president in charge at SK Inc. SK Inc.

Kim Sun-hyuk, newly appointed president in charge at SK Inc. SK Inc.

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SK Inc. announced on Oct. 30 that it had appointed Kim Sunhyuk, head of SKC’s Strategy Division, as president in charge of SK Inc. Kim is a leading portfolio management expert within the group. After serving as head of SKC’s Business Model Innovation Group and head of its Portfolio Management (PM) Division, he most recently led SKC’s Strategy Division while also serving as project leader of SK Inc.’s Value TF, spearheading business restructuring and operational improvements.


The appointment focuses on maintaining management continuity while strengthening execution under the principle of “growth with stability.” CEO Jang will oversee key management matters, including portfolio management and financial strategy, while President Kim will focus on supporting the implementation of operational improvements at affiliates.



Building on the results of portfolio rebalancing and operational improvements pursued over the past three years, SK Inc. plans to develop growth strategies centered on key value chains, including artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, and energy solutions. It will continue to improve productivity through AI transformation and shift its business models, while strengthening performance management to help affiliates secure fundamental competitiveness.


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