(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kwon Hee-won = Doosan Group announced on the 17th that it has completed the construction of its new headquarters,’Bundang Doosan Tower’ in Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, and is starting to move in.

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Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction[034020]And Doosan Infracore[042670]Some departments of the company made their first work at Doosan Tower in Bundang on the 18th.[000150], Doosan Bobcat[241560]And Doosan Cuvex and other affiliates are scheduled to move in sequentially.
The Bundang Doosan Tower, with a site area of 8943m2, a total area of 128,000,550m2, and a height of 119m, was constructed with 27 stories above ground and 7 stories below ground. It is divided into two buildings, South and North, and the upper part is connected by a sky bridge.
It has convenient facilities for employees such as a daycare center, fitness center, staff cafeteria, and auditorium, as well as collaboration spaces such as remote offices and business centers. On the 4th floor of the South East, there is a history hall that introduces the history of Doosan.
A Doosan official said, “As major affiliates, which were scattered, gather in one space, communication between affiliates will expand and work efficiency will increase,” he said. “As a member of the community, we will try to contribute to the development of Seongnam City.”

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Earlier, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction acquired Club Mou CC (185 billion won), and Doosan Corporation Doosan Solus[336370](688.6 billion won, including the majority shareholders’ stake), Mottrol BG (433 billion won), Neoflux (73 billion won), and Doosan Tower (800 billion won) were sold to normalize Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction.
Doosan Infracore’s implementation of the 3 trillion won self-reliance plan is expected to gain momentum as the Supreme Court awarded Doosan Infracore’s hand in a lawsuit against Doosan Infracore’s Chinese subsidiary, Doosan Infracore China (DICC) on the 14th.
Doosan Infracore was in danger of asking 800 billion won to financial investors (FIs) such as Mirae Asset Asset Management and Hana Financial Investment due to DICC’s lawsuit related to stock trading.
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2021/01/17 09:45 sent