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DL E&C Co., Ltd. is a major South Korean engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company specializing in large-scale industrial, infrastructure and building projects. Its core activities include the design and construction of chemical and petrochemical plants, oil and gas facilities, petroleum refining, power and energy plants, as well as environmental and industrial facilities.
The company also delivers civil engineering works such as roads, bridges, ports, water resources, railroads, metro systems and tunnels. In the building sector it constructs offices, commercial complexes, cultural and sports venues, hotels, resorts, education and healthcare facilities, and logistics centers. It is particularly noted for residential developments under the ePyunhansesang housing brand.
Headquartered in Seoul, DL E&C maintains a global footprint with completed projects in more than 40 countries, primarily across Asia and the Middle East. It operates as a total solution provider, managing projects from initial planning and financing through construction, commissioning and operation.
Established in 1939 as Korea’s oldest construction firm (originally Burim Corporation), the company was formed in its current structure through a 2021 corporate split of the construction division from Daelim Industrial. It is part of the DL Group, with DL Group holding a significant ownership stake, and is publicly listed on the Korea Exchange (KRX: 375500). DL E&C ranks among the leading EPC contractors in the region and contributes to major infrastructure and industrial developments worldwide.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving DL E&C, of which 3 are active.
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150MW gas-fired combined cycle plant in Jeju, hydrogen-ready and due 2030; will use AWP and a synchronous condenser to support grid stability and future hydrogen conversion.
2,500 MTPD urea and 1,500 MTPD DEF at Belle Plaine with CCS; licence/PDP on FID, operations by 2029; replacement high‑pressure urea stripper for Nutrien Fort Saskatchewan.
Six projects vie for $2 billion under Hydrogen Headstart, with BP, CIP and a Porsche‑backed venture shortlisted; final bids due late June ahead of 2024 winners.
