On the 25th, Chief Executive Park Sang-shin of DL E&C said, "We will secure future high-growth markets while protecting profitability."
At the 5th regular shareholders meeting held at the headquarters in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, that day, Park said, "Based on our accumulated technological prowess and execution experience, we will responsibly build new drivers that support future growth by expanding a business portfolio that combines profitability and growth."
Park said the company will step up its push into overseas markets this year. Park emphasized, "We will thoroughly block market risks to secure solid profitability and, to win quality orders, aggressively target promising areas such as core-area redevelopment projects, Small Modular Reactor (SMR), power generation, and data centers, while accelerating our entry into overseas markets."
Park added, "We will build differentiated competitiveness by combining accumulated on-site capabilities with new technologies," and said, "We will establish a virtuous cycle that generates investment resources for future growth on our own."
On the domestic construction market, Park said, "The business environment in 2026 remains challenging," diagnosing that "structural reorganization is accelerating in line with the government's dwellings and financial stability policies, and geopolitical uncertainty and raw material price volatility are also expected to persist."
Park repeatedly stressed safety management that day. Park said, "To embed the recognition that 'safety is survival' throughout the organization, we will establish an 'absolute safety mindset' as the top value and build a safety culture that makes no compromises under any circumstances."
All agenda items submitted to DL E&C's shareholders meeting passed. The agenda items were: ▲ approval of the financial statements (including the statement of appropriation of retained earnings) and the consolidation financial statements ▲ partial amendments to the articles of incorporation ▲ appointment of outside directors ▲ approval of directors' remuneration limits.