What the company does
HJ Shipbuilding & Construction builds ships and constructs infrastructure, from naval vessels and commercial cargo ships to roads, railways, and residential buildings.
Its shipbuilding customers include the South Korean Navy and government agencies, as well as domestic and overseas commercial shipping companies ordering tankers, container ships, bulk carriers, and gas carriers; its construction arm serves both public and private clients in Korea and the Philippines. Listed on KOSPI, Korea's main stock exchange, the company runs two roughly equal-sized divisions, with construction contributing a slightly larger share of revenue than shipbuilding.
Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings
Financials
Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025Revenue
- FY2023US$1.6B
- FY2024US$1.4B
- FY2025US$1.4B
Operating profit
- FY2023−US$78.8M
- FY2024US$5.3M
- FY2025US$48.6M
Net income
- FY2023−US$82.8M
- FY2024US$3.8M
- FY2025US$37.3M
Key ratios (FY2025)
Why it matters · Context, not a recommendation
The company holds a government-designated defense-industry status for naval vessels, meaning it operates under a public-procurement framework for military shipbuilding contracts.
Filings
All disclosures · English when translatedPrice charts coming soon
Interactive price history isn't here yet. Would you use it?