SCC Engineering has experienced a remarkable surge in its order backlog, reaching KRW 180 billion in the first quarter of this year, showcasing a substantial 111% year-on-year increase. The company's recent success in securing large-scale projects in advanced sectors such as hydrogen and secondary batteries has generated optimism for a turnaround in its earnings. Notably, SCC Engineering recently acquired a KRW 17.2 billion fine chemical project from Dongsung Chemical and a KRW 7.6 billion hydrogen project from K&D Energy, contributing to a total of approximately KRW 160 billion in orders for the first half of the year, surpassing last year's total sales. The company's focus on new growth areas like hydrogen is highlighted by winning a project to construct Korea's largest hydrogen production plant, valued at KRW 100 billion. The global hydrogen market's rapid expansion, driven by carbon neutrality measures, presents SCC Engineering with significant opportunities in building hydrogen production facilities. Additionally, SCC Engineering's success in securing projects in fields like secondary batteries reflects its high technological capabilities. The company's backlog of orders has notably increased by 111%, indicating a promising future in terms of sales. Looking ahead, SCC Engineering plans to continue its strategic order-taking activities in high-tech industries, emphasizing cost reduction and competitive order execution to enhance profitability. The company anticipates substantial performance improvements in the second half of the year, supported by a strong order volume and growing demand in the EPC business.