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HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment and HD Hyundai Site Solutions, 16th year of 'Kimchi Sharing for Love'

HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment and HD Hyundai Site Solutions, 16th year of 'Kimchi Sharing for Love'

Moon Jae-young, President of HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment, participated in the Kimchi Sharing for Love event with employees. /Photo=HD Hyundai Site Solutions
Moon Jae-young, President of HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment, participated in the Kimchi Sharing for Love event with employees. /Photo=HD Hyundai Site Solutions

HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment and HD Hyundai Site Solutions announced on the 6th that they conducted a 'Kimchi Sharing for Love' activity at business sites nationwide, including Ulsan, Incheon, and Gunsan in North Jeolla Province, with the participation of approximately 200 employees.

The volunteer activity was held the previous day. Moon Jae-young, President of HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment, participated in Incheon, while Park Chan-hyuk, President of HD Hyundai Site Solutions, joined in Ulsan. They mixed seasoning into napa cabbage with employees to take part in the sharing event.

The two companies prepared a total of approximately 2,500 boxes of kimchi, valued at about 1.3 billion won. The kimchi produced will be delivered through local social welfare organizations to welfare facilities near business sites and neighbors in need. In particular, they plan to share gratitude and respect by delivering kimchi to households of veterans who participated in the the 25th War and descendants of independence activists.

HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment's 'Kimchi Sharing for Love' activity is an employee-participation social contribution program that began in 2011 and has continued for 16 years this year. An official from HD Hyundai Construction & Equipment said, "We hope that the kimchi carefully prepared by our employees will be a small help to neighbors as they get through the cold winter," adding, "We will continue to work with local communities and share the warmth of giving in the future."

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