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HD Hyundai, Philippines to deepen cooperation on naval modernization

HD Hyundai is seeking to expand cooperation with the Philippine government on efforts to modernize the Philippine Navy and strengthen the country's shipbuilding and defense industries. The company’s Chairman Chung Ki-sun met Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. in Seoul to discuss expanding cooperation in shipbuilding and defense, as the shipbuilder seeks to deepen its role in the…

HD Hyundai, Philippines to deepen cooperation on naval modernization

HD Hyundai, a South Korean shipbuilder, is set to deepen its cooperation with the Philippine government to modernize the Philippine Navy and bolster the country's shipbuilding and defense sectors. During a meeting in Seoul, HD Hyundai's Chairman Chung Ki-sun and Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. discussed expanding their decade-long partnership in defense and shipbuilding.

Chung emphasized the significant impact the collaboration has had on strengthening the Philippine Navy's capabilities while maintaining the stability of HD Hyundai's business operations. The company aims to explore new avenues for long-term industrial cooperation beyond their current efforts.

The two sides reviewed the progress made over the past ten years, highlighting the success achieved through mutual trust and consistent policies. HD Hyundai is now eager to expand its involvement in the Filipino naval modernization and shipbuilding industries, further cementing its role in the nation's defense infrastructure.

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