South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries Group, founded in 1972, is a Fortune Global 500 company, which started as a shipbuilding business, specializing in the production of hydraulic excavators/wheel loaders/skid steer loaders/skid drive loaders and industrial vehicles

In 1972, Hyundai Heavy Industries started its shipbuilding business in a small fishing boat with a creative and pioneering spirit, and has now developed into the world's largest shipyard with the largest number of ships built in the world. Hyundai Heavy Industries has grown into a world-leading comprehensive heavy industry company by expanding into the fields of marine equipment, industrial plants, engines, electrical and electronic equipment, construction machinery, and new energy through the technology accumulated in the shipbuilding industry.

Based on years of rich experience in serving various industries around the world, huge human resources, increasingly perfect service system and strong partnerships, Hyundai Heavy Industries strives to help customers achieve their dreams by using advanced technology more efficiently in various fields.

Hyundai Heavy Industries' seven business divisions all have a global business network. They are the Shipbuilding Division, the Offshore Engineering Division, the Engine Division, the Industrial Complete Equipment Division, the Electrical and Electronic Systems Division, the Construction Machinery Division, and the New Energy Division.

Hyundai Heavy Industries Construction Machinery Division

Founded in 1985, Hyundai Heavy Industries Construction Machinery Division has grown into a world-class comprehensive supplier of construction machinery products. The construction vehicles (including excavators, wheel loaders, forklifts, track loaders, etc.) independently developed by the division enjoy a good reputation around the world.

Hyundai Heavy Industries' Construction Machinery Division is expanding its production capacity to 22,000 units per year, while gradually expanding its business scope to the world. In addition to its construction machinery production headquarters in Ulsan, South Korea, Hyundai Heavy Industries has three production plants in China and one in India. In addition, Hyundai Heavy Industries has subsidiaries in the United States, Europe, China and India, as well as offices in Chile, Colombia, Panama, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.

All Hyundai Heavy Industries construction machinery products are designed with exceptional efforts to improve efficiency and ergonomics, and are available to users worldwide through 479 authorized dealers in 108 countries.

With the development of new regions such as Central and South America, Southern Africa and the Middle East, the company will develop a more aggressive marketing strategy to increase sales. The company will push the reputation of the modern construction machinery brand to a new level by cultivating better agents, providing financial support, formulating incentive policies that are more in line with the local market situation and participating in international construction machinery exhibitions.