Support for Partner Companies’ Liquidity Amid Construction Industry Slowdown

BS Hanyang said on the 12th that it received an “Excellent” rating in the 2025 Win-Win Growth Index evaluation, recently announced by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership.


The Win-Win Growth Index is an annual indicator that combines the results of the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership’s comprehensive evaluation of corporate partnership efforts and the Fair Trade Commission’s evaluation of compliance with fair trade agreements, and ranks companies’ partnership performance in five grades. BS Hanyang was first selected for evaluation in 2016 and has maintained an “Excellent” rating for eight consecutive years, starting with the 2018 evaluation.


BS Hanyang received an “Excellent” rating in the 2025 Win-Win Growth Index evaluation. The photo shows attendees posing for a group photo at BS Hanyang’s 2025 Outstanding Partner Awards ceremony held on June 10. Photo by BS Hanyang

BS Hanyang received an “Excellent” rating in the 2025 Win-Win Growth Index evaluation. The photo shows attendees posing for a group photo at BS Hanyang’s 2025 Outstanding Partner Awards ceremony held on June 10. Photo by BS Hanyang

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As a result, BS Hanyang will receive incentives, including exemption from ex officio investigations by the Fair Trade Commission, exemption from the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ survey on consignment transactions, and additional points in the Public Procurement Service’s prequalification screening (PQ) for participation in public procurement bids.


BS Hanyang has provided systematic support to its partner companies through a dedicated organization. Led by its Win-Win Growth Team, the company operates programs that directly help partners manage their finances, including contributing to and managing the Win-Win Cooperation Fund, paying 100% of subcontracting fees in cash and shortening payment periods, and making early payments for construction work before major holidays.


In particular, it has focused on liquidity support in light of the growing financial burden on small and midsize partner companies amid the slowdown in the construction industry. It also helps strengthen partners’ competitiveness through awards for outstanding partners, technology development support, and job skills training.


BS Hanyang also operates channels for ongoing communication to hear from workers at construction sites. Through regular meetings, it shares updates on business conditions and difficulties at the sites, and holds site-specific win-win cooperation councils and purchasing consultations to expand partners’ opportunities to win contracts.


BS Hanyang applies standard subcontracting agreements and regularly operates a Subcontracting Review Committee to proactively check for potential violations throughout the transaction process. It also receives feedback from partner companies through its Subcontracting Unfair Trade Practices Reporting Center (Sinmungo). The company also makes public its criteria for recruiting, registering, and canceling the registration of partner companies.


A BS Hanyang representative said, “Win-win cooperation with our partners leads directly to quality and safety at construction sites,” adding, “We will continue to improve our support programs so that our partners can experience tangible benefits.”



Meanwhile, BS Hanyang operates primarily in the construction and energy sectors. In construction, it has supplied more than 230,000 housing units nationwide under its Sujain brand. In energy, it operates the Solar City solar power plant, completed in 2020. It is also pursuing projects including floating solar power plants in Goheung Bay and Haechang Bay, the Naesari onshore wind power project in Haenam, the Yeosu Northeast Asia LNG Hub Terminal, and the Gwangyang biomass power plant.


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