Samsung SDS "Transforming into a Cloud Specialist Company"... Holds 37th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders

Samsung SDS CEO Hwang Sung-woo is delivering a greeting at the 37th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders held on the 16th at the Samsung SDS Jamsil Campus.

[Asia Economy Reporter Seungjin Lee] Samsung SDS held its 37th regular general meeting of shareholders on the 16th at the Jamsil campus.

At the shareholders' meeting, the agenda items of approval of financial statements and approval of the director remuneration limit were passed.

Samsung SDS recorded sales of 13.63 trillion KRW and an operating profit of 808.1 billion KRW last year, achieving the highest-ever performance with sales increasing by 24% compared to the previous year.

Samsung SDS CEO Hwang Seong-woo emphasized in his greeting at the shareholders' meeting that the company is transforming into a "cloud-specialized company."

CEO Hwang explained that this year, they are strengthening the competitiveness of the MSP (Managed Service Provider) business, which executes end-to-end IT services including consulting, construction, and operation based on industry expertise on the cloud, while also making efforts to secure thousands of cloud experts domestically and internationally, preparing for the future cloud business.

In addition, Samsung SDS announced that it will expand its logistics business centered on the IT new technology-based logistics platform Cello Square. This year, it plans to start global business in China and Southeast Asia.

Samsung SDS plans to continuously promote ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) activities such as establishing a carbon emission reduction roadmap for corporate social responsibility and sustainable management, strengthening safety and environmental monitoring systems, and IT social contribution.

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