About Hanwha Global

Based on our wide-ranging technological expertise, business experiences and global network,
we will be your best business parter putting safety and quality first.

Hanwha Global creates future values and sustainable future with
our key materials and chemical technology-based solutions

Building on our business capacities accumulated since its establishment in 1952,
Hanwha Global has a solid revenue stream in major industries including inorganic chemicals, machinery, and explosives.
We are engaged in various projects and discovering a new source of profits by leveraging our outstanding technological
prowess and global network. Furthermore, we are striving to gain a footing in emerging industries through the technical tie-up.
We aim to provide sustainable key materials and solutions contributing to society's growth.

2021
Began the project for expanding production capacity of Nitric Acid
2020
Launched Hanwha Global on November 1
2019
Won a contract to supply explosives to Middle East (30 billion Won)
Began manufacturing HiTRONIC II electronic detonators
2018
Manufactured torches for 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic Games
2015
Built additional Ammonium Nitrate production facilities
2013
Began manufacturing HiTRONIC l electronic detonators
2012
World first explosive demolition of 14 continuous silos (Korea Mokpo Milling Plant)
Won a contract to supply non-electronic detonators to Indonesia (24 billion Won)
2009
Established Hanwha Historical Museum
2006
Relocated the Industrial explosive plant from Incheon to Boeun
2005
Performed fireworks promotion in Busan Fireworks Festival
Constructed Onsan Plant
2000
Began to perform in Seoul International Fireworks Festival
1997
Constructed a LAN plant
1993
Began mass production of emulsion explosives
1992
Adopted new company name “Hanwha Corporation”
1991
Constructed Yuldo Ammonia storage facilities
Performed the first explosives demolition in Korea
1988
Launched the German branch (HWE)
Manufactured Olympic torches for 1988 Olympic Games
1986
Performed fireworks in the 10th Seoul Asian Games closing ceremony
Manufactured torches for 1986 Asian Games
1983
Launched the Hong Kong branch (HHK)
1982
Launched the USA branch (HWI)
1955-1980
Began manufacturing explosives and detonators
1955
Acquisition of Incheon Explosives Plant
1952
Founded Korea Explosives Inc
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