Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd (HHI) had its ground-breaking ceremony in 1972 in Ulsan, situated on the southeastern tip of Korean peninsula. HHI started building two 260,000 DWT VLCCs along with its dry dock. Two years later it had a simultaneous christening ceremony for its fIrst two VLCC's and the dedication of it's shipyard.
In 1984, just 10 years after HHI delivered its first VLCC, HHI surpassed the10 mil. DWT mark in ship production. Ever since then, HHI has maintained its position as a leading shipbuilder in the world, accounting for more than 13% share of the world shipbuilding market. In concert with its listing on the Korean Stock Exchange in 1999.
HHI has also developed heavy industries which are the basis for Korea's national economy. Some of these industries include Offshore & Engineering, Engine & Machinery, Electro Electric Systems, Industrial Plant & Engineering and the Construction Equipment business.

• Bulk carrier
• Combined carrier
• Container ship
• Oil tanker
• up to 100 000 dwt
• Tug and Workboat
• Offshore structure
• Semi-submersible drill rigs
• Mid bodies
• Dock and pontoon
• Lifting and transport technology
• Metal processing
• Deck machinery
• Marine Engine Builder and Repairer