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2016.06.13
Daelim Hosts the 2016 Excellent Partner Firms Awarding Ceremony
Daelim Hosts the 2016 Excellent Partner Firms Awarding Ceremony
Daelim management and excellent partner firms’ representatives pose for a group photograph
Daelim management and excellent partner firms’ representatives pose for a group photographDaelim hosted on May 30 the 2015 excellent partner firms awarding ceremony at Glad Hotel in Yeouido. Daelim management including CEO Kim Han-Gi and the representatives of the 66 firms selected as excellent partner firms attended the ceremony. Every year, Daelim selects excellent partner firms through the previous year’s performance assessment in the areas of construction, purchase/procurement, plant procurement, and safety.
Daelim operates various programs that help the business of its partner firms based on the philosophy of “The growth of partner firms is Daelim’s competitiveness.” It pays all subcontract amounts in cash and through cash equivalent settlement for partner firms’ financial soundness. It also runs diverse programs including win-win fund and financial consulting.
In addition, Daelim is implementing the money payment system (Nomubi.com) that it adopted in July 2014 for the first time among Korea’s construction companies. The money payment system is aimed at smoothly paying the money paid for accomplished construction to laborers and secondary partner firms using an escrow account function. Daelim received an “excellent” grade for two consecutive years in the recent win-win growth index assessment by the Korean Commission for Corporate Partnership.
“I am grateful to all our partner firms that have helped Daelim amid the uncertain business environment. We will do our best to realize actual win-win growth by consolidating cooperative relations,” Daelim’s CEO Kim Han-Gi said.
Daelim operates various programs that help the business of its partner firms based on the philosophy of “The growth of partner firms is Daelim’s competitiveness.” It pays all subcontract amounts in cash and through cash equivalent settlement for partner firms’ financial soundness. It also runs diverse programs including win-win fund and financial consulting.
In addition, Daelim is implementing the money payment system (Nomubi.com) that it adopted in July 2014 for the first time among Korea’s construction companies. The money payment system is aimed at smoothly paying the money paid for accomplished construction to laborers and secondary partner firms using an escrow account function. Daelim received an “excellent” grade for two consecutive years in the recent win-win growth index assessment by the Korean Commission for Corporate Partnership.
“I am grateful to all our partner firms that have helped Daelim amid the uncertain business environment. We will do our best to realize actual win-win growth by consolidating cooperative relations,” Daelim’s CEO Kim Han-Gi said.
