Hyosung Chemical's New Facility, Invested Over 100 Billion Won, Is Sitting Lacking
Published2023.02.22 16:11Hyosung Chemical's newly installed equipment, in which over one hundred billion won was invested, is reportedly in an idle state of operation.
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