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Trades about 8% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
HanmiGlobal Co., Ltd., founded in Seoul, South Korea, in 1996, delivers extensive construction project management solutions across South Korea and worldwide. Their services span construction oversight, environmental and energy advisory and engineering, and various construction management models, including fee-based and at-risk approaches. The company also provides commissioning, operational, and maintenance support, complemented by specialized offerings such as cost control, initial planning and viability assessments, design and dispute resolution, due diligence, and comprehensive scheduling and facility administration. They undertake a diverse portfolio of projects, from towering buildings and commercial spaces to research facilities, integrated developments, energy ventures, and critical infrastructure. The firm rebranded to its current name, HanmiGlobal Co., Ltd., in March 2011, having previously been known as Hanmiparsons Co., Ltd.
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