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CEO of Junjin Construction & Robot
Ko Hyun-guk
Hyundai Veteran Achieves 20% Profit Margin, Eyes North American Expansion with Trump’s Support
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Last Updated on Jan 24, 2025
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CEO of Junjin Construction & Robot
Life Summary
Ko Hyun-guk is the CEO of Junjin Construction & Robot.
He is expanding the organization and business with the goal of achieving the number one global market share.
He was born in August 1959.
He graduated from Kyung Hee University with a degree in mechanical engineering.
He worked as the head of the overseas sales division at Hyundai Motor Company before moving to Motrex, where he served as head of the sales division.
After Motrex acquired Junjin Heavy Industries and renamed it Junjin Construction & Robot, he was appointed CEO in 2021.
He is deeply interested in developing smart construction robots.
In particular, he views former U.S. President Trump’s Freedom City and infrastructure investment plans, as well as the reconstruction projects in Ukraine, as opportunities to strengthen the company's presence in the global market.
#KoHyunguk #JunjinConstructionRobot #smartconstruction #robotics #infrastructure #globalmarket #FreedomCity #UkraineReconstruction #HyundaiMotor #Motrex
He is expanding the organization and business with the goal of achieving the number one global market share.
He was born in August 1959.
He graduated from Kyung Hee University with a degree in mechanical engineering.
He worked as the head of the overseas sales division at Hyundai Motor Company before moving to Motrex, where he served as head of the sales division.
After Motrex acquired Junjin Heavy Industries and renamed it Junjin Construction & Robot, he was appointed CEO in 2021.
He is deeply interested in developing smart construction robots.
In particular, he views former U.S. President Trump’s Freedom City and infrastructure investment plans, as well as the reconstruction projects in Ukraine, as opportunities to strengthen the company's presence in the global market.
#KoHyunguk #JunjinConstructionRobot #smartconstruction #robotics #infrastructure #globalmarket #FreedomCity #UkraineReconstruction #HyundaiMotor #Motrex