7 Promoted to Vice President and 23 to Executive Vice President; 47 Newly Appointed as Executive Directors
Focus on Organizational Stability and Business Continuity... Strengthening Global Competitiveness

HD Hyundai carried out its 2026 executive appointments, focusing on organizational stability and business continuity. The appointments are notable for selecting key talent to strengthen global business competitiveness and lead artificial intelligence transformation (AX) and digital transformation (DX).

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HD Hyundai announced on November 2 that it had promoted seven executives to vice president and 23 to executive vice president, and appointed 47 new managing directors. The appointments follow the leadership reshuffle announced on October 7.


Seven executives, including Seol Gwihoon, executive vice president at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, were promoted to vice president, while 23, including Sim Seongwoo, managing director at HD Construction Equipment, were promoted to executive vice president. Lee Gyeongwon, a senior executive at HD Hyundai Oilbank, and 46 others were newly appointed managing directors.


The appointments focused on selecting talent who can secure future growth engines and strengthen business competitiveness while maintaining organizational stability and business continuity.


In particular, the company elevated executives with expertise and the ability to execute in overseas business operations to respond to global business expansion. It also actively selected talent who can create synergies between existing businesses and AX and DX, and lead AI-based business innovation and digital transformation.



Following these executive appointments, HD Hyundai plans to hold its 2027 Management Plan Strategy Meeting in November, with the participation of the presidents of all its affiliates. The meeting will finalize next year's business plans and detailed implementation roadmaps.


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