Hardware & devices · South Korea

Hanwha Aerospace

Absorbed Hanwha Corporation's defence business (2022) and produces explosives, propellants and solid rocket motors for Korean missiles and launch vehicles.

Headquarters
Changwon, South Korea · East Asia
Value chain
Hardware & devices(Products); also Components & subsystems
What that means
Makes physical products under its own name: computers, robots, vehicles, aircraft, drones, satellites, batteries, solar modules, reactors and medical devices.
Founded
1977
Ownership
Listed
Listing
KRX:012450 on Google Finance
Website
hanwhaaerospace.com
Relevance
High at its strongest, in Energetic Materials

In 4 capabilities

Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.

  1. Advanced Materials & Manufacturing · Manufacture · listed #16 of 50

    Absorbed Hanwha Corporation's defence business (2022) and produces explosives, propellants and solid rocket motors for Korean missiles and launch vehicles.

    Relevance: Major Korean explosives and propellant producer

    Source · hanwhaaerospace.com

  2. Space Technologies · Manufacture · listed #21 of 50

    Korea's aero-engine maker (F414 licence production for the KF-21, indigenous engine development), and builder of the Nuri launcher's 75-tonne liquid engines.

    Relevance: Korea's aero-engine maker, developing indigenous engines

    Source · en.wikipedia.org

  3. Energy Technologies · Integration · listed #24 of 50

    Builds Korea's Block-I 'Skylight' 20 kW-class laser counter-drone weapon, which the Republic of Korea armed forces began deploying in 2024.

    Relevance: Builds Korea's fielded laser counter-drone weapon.

    Source · en.wikipedia.org

  4. Space Technologies · Integration · listed #26 of 50

    System integrator and engine maker for South Korea's Nuri (KSLV-II); it took over Nuri production and is co-developing the next-generation KSLV-III.

    Relevance: Nuri integrator; Korea's national launch capability, limited global role

    Source · en.wikipedia.org