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FDI Status (as of December 2021)
171 foreign companies are investing USD 11.4 billion in Ulsan
By country, foreign-invested companies from 46 various countries including Germany, the United States, Japan and Saudi Arabia are investing in Ulsan.
In particular, chemical companies from Japan, German, and Middle East are accounting for a great share of investment due to major industries in Onsan and Mipo National Industrial Complexes.
By industry, investment inflow has been concentrated on Ulsan's core industries such as automotive, marine shipbuilding, and chemical industries. In the coming years, active investment from foreign-invested companies is expected in the new growth engine industries for the future, such as hydrogen energy, offshore wind power, and plastic recycling.
In particular, chemical companies from Japan, German, and Middle East are accounting for a great share of investment due to major industries in Onsan and Mipo National Industrial Complexes.
By industry, investment inflow has been concentrated on Ulsan's core industries such as automotive, marine shipbuilding, and chemical industries. In the coming years, active investment from foreign-invested companies is expected in the new growth engine industries for the future, such as hydrogen energy, offshore wind power, and plastic recycling.
FDI by country
(Unit: USD million)
* Others(34 countries, No. of reported/investment amount (USD 1,000)) : Barbados(3/599,000), Norway (14/90,882), Luxembourg(4/89,582), Sweden(19/32,225), Uruguay(4/31,009), Swiss(30/30,391), Mexico(1/2,756), Canada (3/1,386), Virgin Islands(1/1,000), Russia (4/777), Denmark (2/618), Vietnam (2/532), Libya(2/450), Mongolia(5/371), Nepal (5/306), Turkey (3/285), Pakistan (3/285), UAE(2/231), Thailand (2/190), Sri Lanka(2/173), Bangladesh(2/116), Brazil(1/100), Panama(1/100), Seychelles(1/99), Togo(1/95), India (1/95), Philippines(1/90)
FDI by industry
(Unit: USD million)
