The finance chiefs at Doosan Group's holding company and its core affiliate Doosan Enerbility have both been promoted to vice chairman. An engineer by training has been named chief operating officer to oversee operations at Doosan Enerbility. The moves are seen as aimed at maintaining financial stability while strengthening technical execution and the competitiveness of core businesses amid rapidly shifting global market conditions.
Doosan said on the 16th that Kim Min-chul, president and chief financial officer of the holding division, has been promoted to vice chairman. Kim joined Doosan in 1989 and was promoted to executive director at Doosan in 2006. He subsequently served as senior executive director for management strategy, chief financial officer, executive vice president and president. Kim serves on Doosan's board under a three-person co-representative structure alongside Doosan Group Chairman Park Jeong-won and Chief Business Officer Yoo Seung-woo.
Doosan Enerbility said the same day that Park Sang-hyun, president and chief financial officer, has been promoted to vice chairman, and that Song Yong-jin, president and head of the strategy and innovation division, has been named chief operating officer. Park served as executive director of Doosan's holding division in 2008, senior executive director and head of financial management at Doosan Infracore in 2013, and executive vice president of Doosan's holding division in 2015, before becoming executive vice president and chief executive of Doosan Bobcat in 2018.
He has served as president and chief financial officer of Doosan Enerbility since 2022. Song, an engineer by training, joined Doosan Enerbility as head of the strategy team in 2008. He later served as chief strategy officer and head of the wind power business group, setting the company's medium- to long-term growth strategy and leading field sales operations.