Magna PFV: Deok-i-dong
Magna PFV, a construction affiliate of South Korean conglomerate GS Group, has secured final approval for its data center project in Goyang City's Deok-i-dong district.
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GS is the tenth largest business group in Korea in terms of assets with core businesses ranging from petrochemical, energy and utilities, retail, to engineering & constructions. Digital and Eco-friendly are GS' future growth drivers to achieve sustainability. To this end, GS has been active in building up a business ecosystem connecting the partners of various industry players.
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