Kolon Global said on the 30th that it held a town hall meeting at Kolon Tower in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi, with President Kim Young-beom and employees in attendance to share future strategies.
The event was organized to respond to recent market uncertainty, share 2026 guidance, and strengthen cohesion among employees.
Kolon Global set this year's performance guidance with targets of ▲ 4.5 trillion won in new orders ▲ 3.1 trillion won in revenue ▲ 120 billion won in operating profit.
On the 29th, Kolon Global disclosed its fourth-quarter 2025 results. Last year, on a consolidation basis, it posted 2.6845 trillion won in revenue and 3.9 billion won in operating profit. The construction institutional sector turned to profit with 2.308 trillion won in revenue and 6.1 billion won in operating profit. New orders came to 3.0572 trillion won, of which 1.6586 trillion won were from the nonresidential institutional sector. Kolon Global plans to overcome volatility in the dwellings institutional sector and continue sustainable growth based on portfolio diversification.
At the event, Kolon Global described its fourth-quarter results last year as a "preemptive cleanup process for potential risks." To dispel concerns about additional losses persisting across the construction industry, the company decided to preemptively reflect expenses for sites with uncertainties in this quarter. The business sites where losses were reflected this time included four key locations: ▲ Seonhwa 3rd in Daejeon ▲ Bongmyeong in Daejeon ▲ Songdo in Incheon ▲ Docheok Logistics Center in Gwangju.
Kolon Global President Kim Young-beom said, "This year will mark the first year of a full-fledged turnaround in results," adding, "We will focus all our capabilities on successfully achieving the 2026 performance guidance and continuing sustainable growth with shareholders."