Hanwha General Chemical's History

Hanwha is a longstanding participant in the development of Korea’s petrochemical industry and a part of the history behind national key industries.

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2021.09

Company name is changed from Hanwha General Chemical to Hanwha Impact

2021.03

Korea Western power generation, and hydrogen multi-fuel fired power generation

Hanwha General Chemical
signs business cooperation agreement
withKorea Western Power Corp
to secure hydrogen multi-fuel fired power generation

2021.03

Contract to acquire 100% stake in PSM (USA), ATH (Netherlands) psm & Thomassen Energy

2018.11

Hanwha General Chemical SG PL
is established in Singapore

2018.06

Hanwha General Chemical USA Corp.
is established in USA

2018.06

Hanwha General Chemical Global Co., Ltd
is established in S. Korea

2017.12

HQC Tatanka Wi (USA) (Solar power plant 8.7MW) is acquired

2017.11

Hanwha Solar Power Global Co., Ltd. is established for the international market

2017.06

Hanwha Solar Power Co., Ltd.is established for the domestic market

2015.05

Company name is changed from Samsung General Chemical to Hanwha Impact

2014.04

Samsung General Chemical merges with Samsung Petrochemical

2011.09

Ulsan Factory #1 capacity is increased by 200,000 to a total of 300,000 tons/year
(Combined PTA production system capacity across all plants is ~ 2 million tons annually)

2010.02

Samsung Petrochemical Co. sells PTA technology SABIC Fibers Co. for 11 million dollars

2007.12

Opened a central research institute

2007.02

Opened an office in Shanghai, China

2004.11

Daesan Factory (Factory #1) capacity is increased by 300,000 to a total of 700,000 tons/year
Ulsan Factory #2 capacity is increased by 100,000 to a total of 400,000 tons/year

2000.12

Samsung General Chemical’s Daesan PTA factory (with 400,000 ton/year capacity) is acquired

2000.11

Ulsan Factory #3 capacity is increased by 100,000 to a total of 400,000 tons/year

2000.05

PTA production volume exceeded 10 million tons

2003.08

Samsung Atopina is established (100% owned by Samsung General Chemical)

1995.08

Samsung Petrochemical is recognized as the first eco-friendly company in Korea

1995.04

Ulsan Factory #3 (300,000 tons) is completed

1987.09

Ulsan Factory #2 (300,000 tons) is completed

1980.04

Ulsan Factory #1 (100,000 tons) is completed

1988.05

Samsung General Chemical is established

1977.04

Construction of Ulsan Factory #1 begins

1974.07

Established Samsung Petrochemical Co., Ltd.