Hyundai Mobis is actively pursuing win-win management to create a virtuous cycle of shared growth with its partners.
According to Hyundai Mobis' 2025 sustainability report on the 26th, the company's purchase payments to partners over the past three years totaled about 150 trillion won.
Hyundai Mobis operated a total of 4,108 domestic and overseas partners as of last year, including parts and non-parts suppliers. That is an increase of more than 400 from 3,682 in 2022.
A Hyundai Mobis official said, "As orders from global automakers outside affiliates exceeded $16.0 billion (about 23 trillion won) over the past three years, the scale of purchases from domestic and overseas partners increased significantly." Hyundai Mobis' growth is translating into shared growth with its partners.
Hyundai Mobis is pursuing win-win management around four shared growth strategies: ▲ strengthening global competitiveness ▲ fostering a culture of shared growth ▲ creating a sustainable environment ▲ communication and trust. Aiming for joint development with partners, joint cost savings, and productivity improvement, it signs performance-sharing agreements every year and fairly distributes jointly generated outcomes.
Accordingly, the company is seeing varied effects from its win-win management programs, including 45.31 billion won in support for overseas expansion and 20.75 billion won in productivity improvements.
Hyundai Mobis is also running various financial support programs, such as the shared growth fund and win-win cooperation loans, with the goal of building upstream and downstream ecosystems. It is supporting capability building as well through measures such as opening patents to partners free of charge, joint technology development, and development expense support.
To strengthen partners' environmental, social and governance (ESG) capabilities, Hyundai Mobis is helping with carbon reduction and safety facility construction, ESG consulting, and risk inspections and evaluations.
Hyundai Motor Group's after-sales parts supply chain's closest touchpoint with customers—and an important part among Hyundai Mobis' partners—the front-line agencies are also in steady communication with the company. At the 18th "Agency Conference" in June last year, Hyundai Mobis President Lee Gyu-suk said, "One key reason customers choose Hyundai Motor and Kia in domestic and overseas markets is service competitiveness," emphasizing cooperation and development.
Leveraging strengthened competitiveness through continuous research and development (R&D) investment and expanded global orders to help build upstream and downstream ecosystems, Hyundai Mobis was selected as a company with the "highest grade" for the sixth consecutive year in the Shared Growth Index evaluation announced last year.