Siemens Korea (CEO and President Ha-joong Jeong), the Korean subsidiary of Siemens, a global electrical and electronics company, is practicing ESG management for sustainable growth through continuous support for the underprivileged and giving back to the local community.

On the 10th, Siemens Korea donated 10 million won to the Seodaemun Community Welfare Center to support vulnerable groups suffering from financial difficulties due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic, and conducted a non-face-to-face 'Seodaemun-gu Love Goods Delivery' event.

Siemens Korea plans to deliver support kits consisting of convenience foods and personal hygiene products to approximately 200 households through the Seodaemun Community Welfare Center.

Founded in 2013, Siemens' "The Sharing Volunteer Group," which has been engaged in various social contribution activities, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Since last year, the group has transitioned to a non-face-to-face approach to ensure the safety of employees and the local community, furthering its commitment to sharing. 'Seodaemun-gu Love Goods Delivery' is an activity that the More Sharing Volunteer Group has been carrying out in collaboration with the Seodaemun Community Welfare Center since 2017.

Jeong Ha-joong, President and CEO of Siemens Korea, said, “I hope that our neighbors in need will receive warm comfort and strength amid the spread of COVID-19,” and added, “Siemens Korea will continue to accelerate ESG management by expanding its social contribution activities and faithfully fulfilling its corporate social responsibility.”