The Hakhae Scholarship Program was established in 1996 according to the wishes of the late former Chairman Youngju Kim to "look after children in difficult circumstances and give them hope." As a scholarship program to nurture future talent, we are discovering outstanding individuals and providing support to students in difficult circumstances. For the last 24 years, we have provided scholarships to 767 students in the Ulsan area, totaling up to 1 billion KRW. In 2021, Vice Chairman Yongseok Kim was inaugurated as chief director of the Hakhae Scholarship Program, and both the executives and auditors are operating the program voluntarily. The purpose of the Hakhae Scholarship Program is to nurture talented people who will be responsible for the future of Korea with aims to resolve imbalances caused by private after-school academic institutions and provide stable educational opportunities to underprivileged children. In particular, the program is a small seed of hope for the youth living in difficult circumstances.

We at Seohan Group hope to raise our brand awareness and gain a lot of interest and trust from the executives and employees of domestic and international client companies by presenting them with the sensations and charm of sports through the sponsorship of our racing team and their participation in major events.
Also, we hope to maximize our synergy as a corporation that fulfills our social responsibilities through the use of various communication mediums. We hope you will continue to support Seohan GP as they race the circuits with the group's names on their racecars and takes on the challenge toward victory in the world of passionate competition.

Located in the Ulsan Metropolitan City, employees of Korea Movenex conduct river cleanup activities on a quarterly basis each year.
The employees participate in and carry out cleanup campaigns with other major local companies coordinated by the Dong-gu Office of Ulsan.
In the second quarter of 2021, the employees of Korea Movenex cleaned up Jegicheon River in the Dong-gu district of Ulsan.
In a river that is experiencing the drying effects of climate change, the volunteers planted water purifying plants such as irises, removed alien plants that were disturbing the river's ecosystem, and cleaned up the garbage.
With the belief that protecting and keeping nature clean are the basis for sustaining live in the future, our executives and employees will continue volunteering to protect the environment.

Kamtec's Nanumi Volunteer Club was formed in 2007 and currently consists of 26 Kamtec employees who contribute to the local community through participation in volunteer activities. The volunteer group was formed with the aim of making life richer by giving to others in a society that is getting harder to live in day by day.
The Nanumi Volunteer Club's main activities include providing scholarships to local children in need, participating in environmental cleanup activities, helping out at nursing homes, helping the physically challenged, and making and donating wood crafts. The organization helps with local development and practices true love for our neighbors in need.