South Korean offshore wind power generation equipment manufacturer is doing well, receiving orders for overseas projects one after another = South Korean report

Korean companies are receiving orders for offshore wind power generation projects one after another. Sea Wind, a manufacturer of support structures for offshore wind power generation of the Sea Group, a steel manufacturer, recently announced that
1.4 trillion won (approximately 154,9589 million
We have signed a contract to supply XXL monopile type support structures of 1,000,000 yen). The Sea Group is making a name for itself in the field of offshore wind power generation. South Korea's No. 1 pipe manufacturer, Seia Steel, announced in May that
We have signed a contract to supply offshore wind power generation pipes worth 87 billion won (approximately 9,630.42 million yen) to an offshore wind power generation project in Reims. In addition, Seabe stills will continue to operate until 2025.
The company plans to increase exports of special steel for offshore wind power generation by up to 10%. Meanwhile, major electric wire company LS Electric Wire has entered into two offshore wind power projects in Germany with German power company Tenet.
In response, a submarine cable supply contract worth 1.7 trillion won (approximately 188,135,150,000 yen) was concluded. Order backlog for submarine cables reaches 3.6 trillion won (approximately 398,412,910,000 yen)
It increased rapidly. Kim Ji-sang, a researcher at Kiwoom Securities, said, ``With the expansion of sales of high-value-added submarine cables, the LS Group's electric wire division will continue to record record-high performance next year as well.
"It will happen," he predicted.