Hanwha Ocean's mid- to long-term growth prospects are analyzed to remain valid. This is because the fallout from missing out on the Canadian submarine project did not lead to a decline in its share price.

On the 30th, Hanwha Ocean closed the session up more than 7% compared to the previous trading day. Although it had posted sharp declines for two consecutive days, it rebounded by more than 5,000 won on this day, significantly mitigating the shock.

The key factor that reduced the blow from the failed submarine order is commercial vessel margins. The market is on a trend of positively evaluating the performance of the commercial vessel division. In particular, the outlook for high-priced LNG carriers is also favorable. The dominant assessment is that energy plant construction and the building of high-margin vessels serve as the driving forces behind profitability.

It is observed that if future offshore project orders become visible, the impact of the failed submarine order will remain limited. Given expectations for additional orders within the year, there are also projections that maintaining mid- to long-term momentum is possible. It is necessary to monitor market trends and respond accordingly.

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