Kim Myeongseok (left), head of Samsung C&T's Housing Product Marketing Division and executive vice president, and Song Taeho, head of Geumseong Baekjo's Construction Division and executive vice president, pose for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement at Geumseong Baekjo Group's headquarters in Daejeon on the 3rd. (Photo courtesy of Samsung C&T)

Kim Myeongseok (left), head of Samsung C&T's Housing Product Marketing Division and executive vice president, and Song Taeho, head of Geumseong Baekjo's Construction Division and executive vice president, pose for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement at Geumseong Baekjo Group's headquarters in Daejeon on the 3rd. (Photo courtesy of Samsung C&T)

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Samsung C&T's Construction Group said on November 4 that it signed a business agreement with Geumseong Baekjo Group on November 3 to introduce Yemizi by Homeniq, a residential services app. Samsung C&T has signed agreements related to Homeniq, its home platform, with a total of 21 domestic construction companies, broadening the foundation for cooperation in the smart residential services market.


The signing ceremony, held at Geumseong Baekjo Group's headquarters in Daejeon, was attended by Kim Myeongseok, head of Samsung C&T's Housing Product Marketing Division and executive vice president; Ji Soyoung, head of the H&B Platform Team and managing director; and Song Taeho, head of Geumseong Baekjo's Architecture Business Division and executive vice president.


Under the agreement, Geumseong Baekjo will introduce Yemizi by Homeniq at Block A2 in the Mojongsaetdeul District in Asan, South Chungcheong Province, where homes are scheduled to go on sale in February 2027. The company also plans to apply the platform to new residential complexes in the future.


Yemizi by Homeniq is designed to improve residents' satisfaction with their homes by providing home IoT controls, community facility reservations, visitor vehicle registration, notices from the resident support center, Modu Chat and community groups, energy management, and lifestyle services.


The two companies agreed to continue enhancing customer services by drawing on their residential technologies, including AI parking services, a residential energy monitoring system (REMS), and noise-reduction technology for inter-floor noise.


Since launching Homeniq, its residential lifestyle platform, in August 2023, Samsung C&T has expanded its partnerships with domestic construction companies, including SK ecoplant, Hanwha Construction, Hoban Construction, Kyeryong Construction, and Woomi Construction.



“By providing Geumseong Baekjo residents with the Yemizi by Homeniq service, we will improve residential convenience and satisfaction. We will continue to expand our cooperation on smart residential technologies and bring new value to residents' everyday lives,” said Kim Myeongseok.


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