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HanmiGlobal earns highest-ever Korean ranking in ENR's global PM survey

Construction project management (PM) firm HanmiGlobal ranked sixth globally among non-U.S. firms in Engineering News-Record’s (ENR) 2026 ranking of construction management (CM) and PM companies, the highest-ever ranking for a Korean company in the category. The survey, published by the U.S.-based construction industry magazine, ranks firms across major construction companies, design firms and…

HanmiGlobal earns highest-ever Korean ranking in ENR's global PM survey

HanmiGlobal, a leading construction project management firm, achieved an unprecedented milestone in 2026 by securing the highest-ever ranking for a Korean company in Engineering News-Record's (ENR) global survey of construction management (CM) and project management (PM) firms. This remarkable accomplishment places HanmiGlobal at the sixth position globally among non-U.S. firms, highlighting its exceptional performance in the construction industry.

The ENR survey, a well-respected publication in the U.S. construction industry, ranks firms based on their revenue from previous year's construction, design, and CM/PM projects. HanmiGlobal's total CM/PM fees amounted to an impressive $255.8 million from both domestic and overseas projects in 2025, placing them in the top 20 non-U.S. firms in total global fees. Their overseas CM/PM fees generated $139.4 million, earning them a ninth place ranking in this category.

The top five firms in the survey were led by Montreal-based AtkinsRéalis, with a staggering $2.07 billion in total CM/PM fees, followed by WSP Global with $1.49 billion. Germany's Drees & Sommer claimed the third position with $739.6 million, while Dubai-based Sidara and Australia's Worley rounded out the top five with $681.6 million and $462.6 million, respectively.

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