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브레이크뉴스 문홍철 기자= 올 상반기 국내 500대 중견기업이 영업이익이 19.6% 감소하는 가운데서도 설비투자를 1.1% 늘린 것으로 나타났다.
천보, 금양 등 이차전지 관련 기업 4곳이 설비투자 증가 ‘톱10’에 이름을 올린 반면, 네패스, 솔루스첨단소재 등 반도체 관련 기업 3곳은 설비투자 감소 ‘톱10’에 포함됐다.
23일 CEO스코어에 따르면 국내 500대 중견기업 중 2021년부터 2023년까지 비교 가능한 490개 기업을 대상으로 상반기 설비투자액을 조사한 결과 총 6조8258억원으로 집계됐다. 지난해 상반기 6조7543억원보다 1.1%(715억원) 늘어난 수치다.
이들 중견기업들의 올 상반기 영업이익은 5조8693억원으로 전년 동기 대비 19.6%(1조4328억원) 감소했다. 영업이익이 줄었음에도 미래를 위한 투자를 늘린 셈이다.
500대 중견기업 중 설비투자 증가액이 가장 큰 곳은 천보였다. 천보는 올 상반기 2053억원을 투자해 전년 동기 대비 1396억원(212.3%)이나 늘렸다. 천보는 새만금국가산업단지에 이차전지 소재 공장 구축을 위한 투자를 대폭 늘렸다.
2위는 1457억원을 투자한 KSS해운으로, 가스운반선 도입으로 설비투자가 전년 같은 기간 409억원보다 1048억원(256.2%)이나 늘었다. 3위는 1201억원을 투자한 자화전자다. 애플 납품용 부품 생산을 위한 구미공장 설립 등으로 설비투자가 전년 동기 354억원 대비 847억원(239%)이나 급증했다.
이어 △원익QnC(723억원, 299.4%↑) △하나마이크론(699억원, 47.1%↑) △금양(557억원, 320.8%↑) △무림P&P(526억원, 180%↑) △코스모화학(514억원, 349.1%↑) △코웰패션(511억원, 191.4%↑) △삼아알미늄(495억원, 812.9%↑) 순이었다.
설비투자 증가액이 컸던 상위 10개사 중 △천보 △금양 △코스모화학 △삼아알미늄 4개사는 이차전지 관련 기업이었다.
반대로 설비투자를 가장 많이 줄인 곳은 크리스에프앤씨였다. 크리스에프앤씨의 올 상반기 설비투자액은 69억원으로 전년 동기(1469억원) 대비 1400억원(-95.3%)이나 줄었다.
감소액 2위는 네패스로, 올 상반기 455억원을 투자해 전년 동기보다 1339억원(-74.6%)이나 줄었다. 3위는 올 상반기 1032억원을 투자해 전년 동기 대비 1027억원(-49.9%) 감소한 아난티였다.
다음으로 △엠씨넥스(-828억원, 86.1%↓) △솔루스첨단소재(-722억원, 35.2%↓) △DSR(-608억원, 97.6%↓) △제이에스코퍼레이션(-482억원, 83.9%↓) △차바이오텍(-482억원, 60.7%↓) △이엠텍(-464억원, 81.3%↓) △아이티엠반도체(-457억원, 71.2%↓) 순이었다.
감소액이 큰 상위 10개사 중 △네패스 △솔루스첨단소재 △아이티엠반도체 3개사는 반도체 관련 기업이었다.
업종별로 보면 이차전지가 포함된 석유화학업종의 설비투자가 가장 크게 증가했다. 석유화학업종 42개사는 올 상반기 1조876억원을 투자해 전년 동기 대비 3479억원(47%)이나 증가했다.
2위는 자동차·부품업종으로, 46개사가 올 상반기 7284억원을 투자해 전년 동기보다 2280억원(45.6%)을 늘렸다. 3위는 운송업종으로, 10개사가 2982억원을 투자해 전년 동기보다 995억원(50.1%) 증가했다.
이어 철강·금속·비금속(922억원, 20.9%↑), 의료기기(102억원, 16.8%↑), 조선·기계·설비(94억원, 4.9%↑), 건설·건자재(90억원, 2.4%↑) 순으로 증가폭이 컸다.
반면, IT전기전자업종 113개사의 설비투자는 1조7683억원으로 전년 동기보다 2978억원(-14.4%) 줄어 13개 업종 중 감소폭이 가장 컸다. 제약·바이오(-1448억원, 25%↓), 생활용품(-1371억원, 21.8%↓), 서비스(-839억원, 12.5%↓), 식음료(-342억원, 15.2%↓), 유통(-270억원, 38.2%↓) 업종도 전년 대비 투자가 감소했다.
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Mid-sized companies, despite a 19.6% decrease in operating profit in the first half of this year, facility investment increased by 1.1%
Facility investment in the first half of the year was KRW 6,825.8 billion, leading the secondary battery and automobile industries
Break News Reporter Moon Hong-cheol= In the first half of this year, Korea's top 500 medium-sized companies increased their facility investment by 1.1% despite a 19.6% decrease in operating profit.
Four secondary battery-related companies, including Cheonbo and Geumyang, were listed in the ‘Top 10’ for increased facility investment, while three semiconductor-related companies, including Nepes and Solus Advanced Materials, were included in the ‘Top 10’ for reduced facility investment.
According to CEO Score on the 23rd, a total of 6,825.8 billion won was calculated as a result of a survey on facility investment in the first half of 490 comparable companies from 2021 to 2023 among the top 500 domestic mid-sized companies. This is an increase of 1.1% (71.5 billion won) from 6,754.3 billion won in the first half of last year.
The operating profit of these mid-sized companies in the first half of this year was 5,869.3 billion won, down 19.6% (1,432.8 billion won) from the same period last year. Despite the decrease in operating profit, it means that investment for the future has increased.
Among the 500 mid-sized companies, Chunbo showed the largest increase in facility investment. Chunbo invested 205.3 billion won in the first half of this year, an increase of 139.6 billion won (212.3%) compared to the same period last year. Chunbo significantly increased investment to build a secondary battery material factory in the Saemangeum National Industrial Complex.
In second place was KSS Shipping, which invested 145.7 billion won. With the introduction of gas carriers, facility investment increased by 104.8 billion won (256.2%) from 40.9 billion won in the same period last year. In third place is Jahwa Electronics, which invested 120.1 billion won. Facility investment surged by 84.7 billion won (239%) from 35.4 billion won in the same period last year due to the establishment of the Gumi plant to produce parts for Apple.
△Wonik QnC (72.3 billion won, 299.4%↑) △Hana Micron (69.9 billion won, 47.1%↑) △Geumyang (55.7 billion won, 320.8%↑) △Moorim P&P (52.6 billion won, 180%↑) △Cosmo Chemical (51.4 billion won) , 349.1%↑) △Cowell Fashion (51.1 billion won, 191.4%↑) △Samya Aluminum (49.5 billion won, 812.9%↑).
Among the top 10 companies with the largest increase in facility investment, △Chunbo △Geumyang △Cosmo Chemical △Samya Aluminum were related to secondary batteries.
Conversely, Chris F&C was the one that reduced facility investment the most. Kris FNC's facility investment in the first half of this year was 6.9 billion won, down 140 billion won (-95.3%) from the same period last year (146.9 billion won).
The second place in terms of decrease was Nepes, which invested 45.5 billion won in the first half of this year, down 133.9 billion won (-74.6%) from the same period last year. In third place was Ananti, which invested 103.2 billion won in the first half of this year, down 102.7 billion won (-49.9%) from the same period last year.
Next, △MCNEX (-82.8 billion won, 86.1%↓) △Solus Advanced Materials (-72.2 billion won, 35.2%↓) △DSR (-60.8 billion won, 97.6%↓) △JS Corporation (-48.2 billion won, 83.9 billion won) %↓) △Cha Biotech (-48.2 billion won, 60.7%↓) △EM Tech (-46.4 billion won, 81.3%↓) △ITM Semiconductor (-45.7 billion won, 71.2%↓) in order.
Among the top 10 companies with the largest decrease, △Nepes △Solus Advanced Materials △ITM Semiconductor, three companies were semiconductor-related companies.
By industry, facility investment in the petrochemical industry, which includes secondary batteries, increased the most. 42 companies in the petrochemical industry invested 1.876 trillion won in the first half of this year, up 347.9 billion won (47%) from the same period last year.
In second place was the automobile and parts industry, with 46 companies investing 728.4 billion won in the first half of this year, up 228 billion won (45.6%) from the same period last year. In third place was the transportation industry, with 10 companies investing 298.2 billion won, up 99.5 billion won (50.1%) from the same period last year.
It was followed by steel/metal/nonmetal (92.2 billion won, 20.9%↑), medical devices (10.2 billion won, 16.8%↑), shipbuilding/machinery/facility (9.4 billion won, 4.9%↑), and construction/building materials (9 billion won, 2.4%↑). ), followed by a large increase.
On the other hand, facility investment by 113 companies in the IT electrical and electronics industry was KRW 1,768.3 billion, down by KRW 297.8 billion (-14.4%) from the same period last year, the largest decrease among the 13 industries. Pharmaceutical/Bio (-144.8 billion won, 25%↓), household goods (-137.1 billion won, 21.8%↓), service (-83.9 billion won, 12.5%↓), food and beverage (-34.2 billion won, 15.2%↓), distribution (- 27 billion won, 38.2%↓) Investment in the industry also decreased compared to the previous year.
