Hyosung Heavy Industries lifts Statnett supply contract value to KRW 383.34 billion

Bitget2026/09/30 09:14

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Hyosung Heavy Industries corrected a previously disclosed Norway supply contract, raising the contract value to KRW 383.34 billion.
The revised amount compares with KRW 372.32 billion previously reported, lifting the sales ratio to 8.91% from 8.66%.
Contract covers supply of 420kV transformers to Norway’s transmission operator Statnett, signed on July 5, 2024.

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