Building Progress with

Shipyard EPC Project

Engineering

Procurement

Construction
Introduction

Building
Value
Over the past 70 years, Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction (HHIC) has continued to
Creating new take on new challenges to create new value while shaping the history of shipbuilding in Ko-
value with global rea. We marked a milestone in 2006 by completing Subic Shipyard, a world class shipyard
technology capable of handling 500,000 tons of steel, in a record time of 18 months. Two years later,
we started designing Mindanao Shipyard which will have the capacity to handle 700,000
tons of steel. With additional facility investments planned, we are laying the groundwork to
leap forward as a builder of ultra large vessels and specialized construction company. Our
facilities span from Yeongdo Shipyard, which is the cradle of Korea’s shipbuilding industry,
to our yards in Ulsan and our factories in Dadaepo and Incheon. Harnessing our vast expe-
rience, we will continue to create new value with shipyards boasting high levels of econom-
ic efficiency and productivity.
 about HHIC's EPC HHIC's EPC capability

Various consulting
experience in offshore
developing

Shipbuilding
Division of
HHIC

Engineering &
construction of
cutting edge shipyard

HHIC EPC Team - Delivering success with a proven track record

Construction With a proven track record in operating five shipyards and two hull factories and the recent comple-
Division of EPC Project Team tion of a mega shipyard overseas, the HHIC EPC Team is turning a new page in global shipbuilding
HHIC
history. Harnessing HHIC’s 70-year shipbuilding tradition, the EPC Team offers viable technologies and
facilities to lead the future in shipbuilding industries.
Shipbuilding

Building
experience with
diverse vessels

KECC

Long experience
of shipyard
operation
History
Building
New shipbuilding techniques hold the key to designing efficient shipyards
We conquered spatial constraints by using dams to build ships that are larger than the dock, SKID system
to shorten the dock working period, and underwater welding for stern block to surmount time limits. We
built a massive shelter on the dock at Subic Shipyard to continue work even in frequent rains. The EPC
Team will construct first class shipyards with optimal facilities design that bring new technology to fruition.

Harmony
HHIC’s shipbuilding and construction divisions under Hanjin Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. and
Excellence meets Korea Engineering Consultants Corp. are combining their knowhow to carve out a new fu-
excellence to ture with investors. The Hanjin EPC Team represents the culmination of insight to navigate
produce demanding investment environments, high investment efficiency and productivity, short
synergy and more construction periods, and forward-looking designs. The team brings together the best ex-
pertise of the HHIC Group. Drawing on our success with Subic Shipyard, we look forward
to working together with new investors to write a new history in shipbuilding industries.

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 Writing a new chapter in shipbuilding history Construction
Globally competitive comprehensive construction company
Launched in 1968, the HHIC Construction Division has enjoyed robust growth backed by advanced tech-
We ventured into unchartered territory and had faith when others were skeptical. Division of nology and recognized construction capabilities in infrastructure, architecture, housing and plants.
Our achievements helped write shipbuilding history. HHIC Starting with the Marine Center Building in Seoul, the first steel-framed building in Ko-
rea, in 1968, we have taken part in a large number of prominent domestic projects includ-
The high caliber talents of HHIC’s shipbuilding and construction divisions ing the Incheon International Airport, Yeongjong Bridge, Seoul-Busan High-Speed Railway,
and Korea Engineering Consultants Corp. have joined forces to open up a new chapter. West Coast Expressway, Busan New Port, and Suwon Private-Capital Railway Station Build-
ing. We have also taken our comprehensive engineering knowhow to make inroads into over-
seas markets such as the Philippines, Guam, Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Based on our global com-
petitiveness and proven success, we are extending our reach into the global construction market.

• Date established | August 1968 • Total assets | USD 4,181 million • No. of employees | 1,400
• Core business | infrastructure, architecture, housing, plants

 DUBAI PRINCESS  MSC MAEVA  STX KOLT  LPH  Passenger Terminal, Incheon International Airport, Korea  Yeongjong Bridge,Incheon, Korea  Guam International Airport, Guam  Iligan-Butuan Highway, the Philippines

 Mindanao Shipyard,  Light Rail Transit(LRT),  W

 astewater Treatment Plant,  B
 atangas Port,  Gwangjin Bridge,  Jeju International Airport,  Jungbu Highway,  Gwangyang Port,
the Philippines the Philippines Hong Kong the Philippines Korea Korea Korea Korea

Premium builder of world class ships Pioneer of Korea’s construction technology

Shipbuilding HHIC was founded in 1937 as Korea’s first modern shipbuilding company. The company spearheaded ad-
Division of vances in the nation’s shipbuilding industry and contributed to shaping Korea into a global shipbuilding
HHIC powerhouse. With an emphasis on super large container ships, LNG carriers and large cargo transporta-
tion ships, HHIC produces and supplies a wide range of vessels, from tankers to bulk carriers and special
purpose vessels. We have also branched out into VLCC, FPSO and offshore plants. With the start of oper-
ation at our world class shipyard in the Philippines’ Subic Bay Freeport Zone in 2007, we have secured an
effective global production system. Our production network in Korea comprises the facilities in Yuldo, Ul-
san and Dadaepo with the Youngdo Shipyard standing at the center.
• Date established | July 1937 • Total assets | USD 2,858.9 million • No. of employees | 2,700
• Core business | container ships, bulk carriers, LNG carriers, tankers, naval ships, special purpose vessels, etc.
Korea Korea Engineering Consultants Corp. (KECC) was established in 1963 to promote industrial advances and
Engineering efficient land development. As a civil engineering company with the longest history in the nation, it has
Consultants grown as a “technology pioneer” of construction. KECC has lent its expertise to various initiatives includ-
Corp. ing the Seoul-Busan Expressway, Han River development project, roads, bridges, dams, subways, water-
works, and estate and complex development. Using its experience and technology in wide ranging fields,
KECC provides credible services from feasibility studies to basic and detailed design, supervision, and
construction management.
• Date established | March 1963 • Total assets | USD 95.4 million • No. of employees | 1,100
• Core business | road and related facilities design, traffic planning and management, airport location selection and
planning, airport and related facilities design, port and shipyard design • www.kecc.co.kr

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 HHIC's EPC portfolio

Subic Shipyard in the Philippines is a large-scale shipyard featuring advanced equipment,

Shipyards a large dock and other facilities. Thanks to EPC capability of HHIC, phase 1 construc-
boasting tion was completed in the short span of 18 months. The EPC Team brings together HHIC
cutting edge Group’s expertise in shipbuilding, construction and engineering.
production

Building
systems
Subic Shipyard

- Located in Subic Bay Freeport Zone, which is 110km north of Manila

- Production base for new ships, synergy with plant and construction businesses

Success
- All-weather facility that can cope with the region’s tropical climate and heavy rain

EPC Team – Development of Dry Docks DIMENSIONS (L x B x D) (m) MAX. CAPACITY (DWT) CRANES

technologically competitive shipyards NO. 5

NO. 6
370 x 100 x 12.5
550 x 135 x 13.5
220,000
450,000
600T x 2, 60T x 2
600T x 2, 60T x 2

Subic Shipyard Construction Flow

 Dry Dock No.5  Hull Shop  Main Office  Dredge/Reclamation  Assembly Shop  Quay Wall  Dry dock No.6  Training Center

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 Group Overview

HHIC Group, a global enterprise pursuing management for creation

 Yeongdo Shipyard  Yuldo Factory
HHIC Group is Korea’s foremost heavy industries group which engages in the shipbuilding, con-
struction, city gas, engineering and leisure businesses and is active in the global markets. HHIC
Group will strengthen its core businesses while pursuing new market opportunities in energy, lo-
gistics, manufacturing and service to maintain a competitive edge. Its goal is to grow into a global
heavy industries group respected and trusted by customers around the world.

Seoul
- Construction Division
Headquarter
- Seoul Office
(Ship sales & Marketing team)
Incheon
- Yuldo Factory

Athens Office HHIC Hong Kong Busan Los Angeles Office

- Shipbuilding Division
London Office Ulsan Headquarter
- Ulsan Factory - Busan Office
- Yeongdo Shipyard
- Dadaepo Factory
 Ulsan Shipyard
Subic Shipyard

Dubai Office Guam Office

Manila Office

Headquarters Yeongdo Shipyard Dadaepo Factory Guam Office

Shipbuilding Division 29, 5-Ga, Bongnae-dong, 370-6, Dadae-dong, Saha-gu, 241 Farenholt Avenue Suite 103
29, 5-Ga, Bongnae-dong, Yeongdo-gu, Busan, Korea Busan, Korea (604-050) (Oka Bldg.), Tamuning, Guam 96913
Yeongdo-gu, Busan, (606-796) tel. +82 51 260-3114 tel. +1 671 646-4196/7
Korea (606-796) tel. +82 51 410-3240/3242 fax. +82 51 260-3005 fax. +1 671 649-4194
 Masan Factory  Subic Ship Repair Yard of Keppel  Okpo Shipyard  Dadaepo Factory
tel. +82 51 410-3241/3242 fax. +82 51 410-8465
fax. +82 51 410-8465 London Office Dubai Office
Subic Shipyard 5th Floor, 3 America Square, London Suite 2406, Grosvenor House
Construction Division Green Beach 1, Redondo Peninsula EC3N 2LR, United Kingdom Commercial Tower Sheikh Zayed
103-17, Garwol-dong, Yongsan-gu, Sitio Agusuhin Brgy. Cawag, tel. +44 207 488-4848 Road, Dubai, UAE
Seoul, Korea (140-807) Subic Zambales, the Philippines fax. +44 207 488-4824 tel. +971 4 329-7484
tel. +82 2 450-8114 tel. +63 47 252-5100 fax. +971 4 329-7485
Since its launch in the 1930’s, Youngdo shipyard has overcome tough industrial challeng- Manila Office
fax. +82 2 450-8101 fax. +63 47 252-2703
Cradle of es to emerge as one of the leading shipbuilding players at home and abroad. By harness- 1128 University Parkway North Athens Office
Korean ing the vast experience from our diverse facilities, including the Yuldo, Ulsan and Dadaepo Seoul Office
(Ship sales & Marketing team)
Yuldo Factory
394, Wonchang-dong, Seo-gu,
Bonifacio, Global City Metro Manila,
the Philippines
2nd Floor, 360 Syngrou Avenue,
Kallithea, Athens, Greece
shipbuilding factories which produce high quality ship blocks for Yeongdo shipyard, we created an opti- 168-23, Samsung-dong, Kangnam- Incheon, Korea (404-210) tel. +63 2 837-8888 tel. +30 210 941-6224
mal shipyard. gu, Seoul, Korea(135-090) tel. +82 32 580-9114 fax. +63 2 837-8839 fax. +30 210 941-6639
tel. +82 2 2006-7022/7023 fax. +82 32 580-9115
fax. +82 2 2006-7116/7117 Los Angeles Office HHIC Hong Kong
Ulsan Factory 8506 Osage Avenue, Los Angeles, 1902, Office Tower, Convention
Busan Office 492, Yongjam-dong, Nam-gu, CA 90045. USA Plaza, 1 Harbour Rd., Wanchai,
22-1, 4-Ga, Jungang-dong, Ulsan, Korea (680-070) tel. +1 310 645-9011 Hong Kong
Jung-gu, Busan, Korea (600-751) tel. +82 52 259-3114 fax. +1 310 645-9110 tel. +852 2238-0600
tel. +82 51 410-3114 fax. +82 52 259-3222 fax. +852 2238-0610
fax. +82 51 410-3337

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Construction Division
103-17 Garwol-dong yongsan-gu, Seoul, Korea(140-807)
tel. +82 2 450-8114

Shipbuilding Division
29, 5-Ga, Bongnae-dong, Yeongdo-gu, Busan, Korea (606-796)
tel. +82 51 410-3241/3242

Shipyard EPC Team

tel. +82 2 450-8560/8580
fax. +82 2 450-8103
e-mail. shipyardepc@hanjinsc.com

www.hanjinsc.com