Hyundai
Engineering and Construction (E&C) has ranked at the top of the Dow
Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) for three consecutive years, the
company said Thursday.
The
index, created 16 years ago, is a global investment index announced
jointly by S&P Dow Jones, the world's leading financial information
provider, and RobecoSAM, an international investment firm in
Switzerland.
The
result is based on the two organizations' annual evaluation of
economic, environmental and social sustainability of some 2,500 global
companies in 59 industries, including engineering and construction.
"This
shows that the future value of Hyundai E&C is recognized as an
indisputable global leader," the Seoul-based builder said. "Outstanding
competitiveness of Hyundai E&C has been highly valued as a global
construction company that faithfully fulfills social responsibility for
the environment and sustainable business."
Only 342 companies were included on the DJSI World list this year, only 10 percent of the evaluated companies.
Hyundai said its track record reflects the company's reputation in the global market.
The
firm said it has secured overseas orders of more than $10 billion for
three consecutive years. It has executed projects in 58 countries in
Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, Europe and North America.
"The
achievement has resulted in receiving the highest rating for economic
performance, transparent management, global social contribution
activities, and environment-friendly construction. It is expected that
shareholders and investors will expand their investments in the company
from learning about the ranking" a Hyundai E&C spokesman said.
"We
will continue to fulfill our corporate social responsibility as the
world's leading company in the construction field and furthermore strive
to improve corporate brand value."
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