CJ Chairman Lee Jae-hyun Visits Hanjin Transportation, Emphasizes 'Super Gap'
Continuing On-Site Management After 5 Years Following Olive Young
"Aim to Enter Top 10 Global Logistics Rankings" Ordered
Lee Jae-hyun, Chairman of CJ Group, continued his on-site management for the new year by visiting CJ Logistics following Olive Young. Chairman Lee once again emphasized the group's management philosophy of the 'Only One Spirit' and urged the securing of a super-gap capability.
According to CJ Group on the 12th, Chairman Lee visited the headquarters of CJ Logistics in Cheongjin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, that morning. Following his visit to Olive Young on the 10th, he appeared on-site consecutively to encourage the efforts of employees and executives and to reaffirm his determination for the year. This visit to an affiliate by Chairman Lee is the first in five years since CJ CheilJedang in 2019.
Chairman Lee held a New Year meeting with Kang Shin-ho, CEO of CJ Logistics, about ten executives, and Kim Hong-gi, CEO of CJ Corporation, then toured major departments to encourage the employees.
At this meeting, Chairman Lee ordered the following: ▲ not to be complacent with achievements and to leap into the top 10 global logistics companies ▲ to secure super-gap capabilities based on the Only One Spirit ▲ to lead industrial coexistence with pride and responsibility for managing Korea's logistics.
A CJ Group official said, "The visit was made as a gesture of encouragement to affiliates that have produced meaningful results," adding, "The determination to continuously create results this year was also reaffirmed."
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The securities industry estimates that CJ Logistics' operating profit last year was 469.7 billion KRW, an increase of more than 14% compared to the previous year. This was the result of an increase in high-profit volume based on differentiated services such as guaranteed delivery and the expansion of overseas direct purchase and cross-border parcel volumes.
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