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Chairman of Aluko
Park Do-bong
Building a Mid-Sized Company with Aluminum Materials, From Factory Worker in Mullae-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu
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Last Updated on Jul 26, 2024
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Chairman of Aluko
Life Summary
Park Do-bong is the Chairman of Aluko.
He serves as an in-house director for both Aluko and KPTU. He has stepped down from the position of CEO.
Starting under challenging conditions, he grew Aluko, an aluminum materials company, into a mid-sized enterprise, exemplifying a self-made business leader.
He was born on November 3, 1960, in Geumsan County, Chungcheongnam-do.
He graduated from Daejeon Commercial High School and Mokwon University with a degree in Commercial Education.
After working in a metal heat treatment factory, he founded Jang-An General Heat Treatment (now KPTU) in 1988.
In 2002, he acquired Dongyang Steel (now Aluko), which was up for sale under court management, and normalized its operations.
He is the driving force behind transforming Aluko's aluminum business, which was primarily focused on architectural window materials, into a company that produces high-value-added parts and materials for advanced industries such as electric and electronics, transportation machinery, and solar energy.
He is investing in and expanding the market for electric vehicle battery components, seeing them as the company's future.
#ParkDoBong #Aluko #KPTU #selfmade #businessleader #aluminumindustry #electricvehicles #advancedmaterials #Geumsan #Daejeon
He serves as an in-house director for both Aluko and KPTU. He has stepped down from the position of CEO.
Starting under challenging conditions, he grew Aluko, an aluminum materials company, into a mid-sized enterprise, exemplifying a self-made business leader.
He was born on November 3, 1960, in Geumsan County, Chungcheongnam-do.
He graduated from Daejeon Commercial High School and Mokwon University with a degree in Commercial Education.
After working in a metal heat treatment factory, he founded Jang-An General Heat Treatment (now KPTU) in 1988.
In 2002, he acquired Dongyang Steel (now Aluko), which was up for sale under court management, and normalized its operations.
He is the driving force behind transforming Aluko's aluminum business, which was primarily focused on architectural window materials, into a company that produces high-value-added parts and materials for advanced industries such as electric and electronics, transportation machinery, and solar energy.
He is investing in and expanding the market for electric vehicle battery components, seeing them as the company's future.
#ParkDoBong #Aluko #KPTU #selfmade #businessleader #aluminumindustry #electricvehicles #advancedmaterials #Geumsan #Daejeon