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Trades about 428% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hanwha Systems Co., Ltd., a South Korean enterprise established in 1977 and headquartered in Seoul, specializes in sophisticated defense and advanced technological solutions. Operating as a subsidiary of Hanwha Aerospace Co., Ltd., the company provides a comprehensive suite of defense products. Its offerings encompass airborne platforms, both manned and unmanned, advanced satellite sensor technology, communication networks, and electronic optics. The firm also develops a range of radar systems, including multi-functional, search-and-track, specialized, and imaging variants, alongside critical control systems for shooting, C4I/C2, communication, cybersecurity, and individual combat scenarios. Its maritime portfolio features combat and sonar systems, marine unmanned vehicles, armed systems, and engine control units, alongside electronic warfare capabilities for attack and support. Further extending into specialized drone applications, Hanwha Systems delivers unmanned search, integrated dronebot control, wireless charging, and monitoring systems. Complementing these are logistics and maintenance services for defense assets. On the information technology front, Hanwha Systems delivers end-to-end services, from application and infrastructure management to cloud solutions and comprehensive system integration. Their expertise also includes security operations, smart surveillance, and robust cybersecurity services, alongside cutting-edge solutions in blockchain, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and smart factory automation. The company, which was formerly known as Hanwha Thales Co., Ltd., officially adopted its current name in October 2016.
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