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President and CEO of Ssangyong E&C
Kim In-soo
Veteran Hyundai Engineer Leads Turnaround and Restructuring at Ssangyong E&C
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Last Updated on Sep 15, 2026
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President and CEO of Ssangyong E&C
Life Summary
Kim In-soo is president and CEO of Ssangyong E&C.
He is focused on improving cash flow and managing risks related to property sales and receivables collection at project sites outside the Seoul metropolitan area.
He was born on February 21, 1955.
He graduated from Joongdong High School in Seoul and Sungkyunkwan University with a degree in architectural engineering.
He joined Hyundai Engineering & Construction and worked in its Building Works Division. At Hyundai Engineering & Construction, he served as executive vice president and general team leader of the Global Business Center Construction Project Group before becoming senior executive vice president and head of the New Headquarters Project Group.
He was recruited as president of Ssangyong E&C in 2023 and was appointed CEO that same year.
He is a veteran engineer with more than 40 years of hands-on experience at construction sites.
He led the turnaround and restructuring of Ssangyong E&C after its acquisition by Global Sae-A Group.
He is focused on improving cash flow and managing risks related to property sales and receivables collection at project sites outside the Seoul metropolitan area.
He was born on February 21, 1955.
He graduated from Joongdong High School in Seoul and Sungkyunkwan University with a degree in architectural engineering.
He joined Hyundai Engineering & Construction and worked in its Building Works Division. At Hyundai Engineering & Construction, he served as executive vice president and general team leader of the Global Business Center Construction Project Group before becoming senior executive vice president and head of the New Headquarters Project Group.
He was recruited as president of Ssangyong E&C in 2023 and was appointed CEO that same year.
He is a veteran engineer with more than 40 years of hands-on experience at construction sites.
He led the turnaround and restructuring of Ssangyong E&C after its acquisition by Global Sae-A Group.