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브레이크뉴스 문홍철 기자= 올해 역대급 실적을 기록한 현대자동차·기아가 올 3분기까지 누적 기부액을 1454억원 늘리면서 사상 처음으로 삼성전자보다 더 많은 기부금을 출연했다.
현대차와 기아의 올 3분기 누적 기부금을 합치면 2099억원으로, 같은 기간 1796억원을 기부한 삼성전자보다 300억원 이상 많았다. 개별기업으론 삼성전자가 기부액 감소에도 총액에선 여전히 최고액을 기록했다.
22일 CEO스코어에 따르면 국내 500대 기업 중 2022년부터 올해 3분기까지 2년 연속 기부금액을 공시한 264개 기업의 기부금 내역 및 실적(매출액·영업손익·순이익)을 조사한 결과, 올 3분기까지 누적 기부금은 총 1조4186억원으로 전년 동기 1조1342억원 대비 2844억원(25.1%) 증가했다.
이들 기업의 올 3분기 누적 영업이익은 93조3716억원으로 전년 같은 기간 135조8225억원보다 42조4509억원(31.3%↓) 감소했다. 매출액도 지난해 동기 1887조8197억원에서 올해 1802조8126억원으로 85조71억원(4.5%↓) 줄었다.
결과적으로 국내 주요 기업 대부분이 글로벌 경기둔화로 실적이 악화된 가운데에서도, 기부금 출연은 전년보다 크게 늘린 셈이다.
기업별로 보면 올해 역대급 실적을 기록한 현대차·기아가 기부금 출연을 가장 많이 늘린 것으로 조사됐다. 현대차의 경우, 올 3분기까지 누적 기부금이 1362억원으로 전년 동기 487억원 대비 876억원(179.9%) 증가했다. 2위인 기아도 같은 기간 누적 기부금이 736억원으로 전년 동기 158억원 대비 578억원(365.9%) 늘었다.
이처럼 현대차·기아의 기부금이 급증한 것은 올해 사상 최대 실적을 기록한 데 힘입은 바 크다. 현대차의 올 3분기 누적 영업이익은 11조6524억원으로 전년 대비 80.4%나 폭증했고, 기아의 3분기 누적 영업이익도 9조1421억원으로 98.4% 가량 급증했다.
이어 하나은행(536억원·257.0%↑), HMM(248억원·1712.9%↑), 한국전력공사(219억원·22.7%↑), 쌍용C&E(206억원·1239.9%↑), SK에너지(152억원·2188.2%↑), LG생활건강(139억원·30.1%↑), 대한항공(133억원·232.5%↑), KT(112억원·91.5%↑) 순이었다.
반면, 올해 기부금을 가장 많이 줄인 곳은 교보생명으로 나타났다. 3분기까지 교보생명의 누적 기부금은 16억원으로 전년 동기455억원 대비 439억원(96.5%↓) 급감했다. 교보생명을 비롯한 생보사들은 매년 생명보험사회공헌위원회에 직전년도 세무상 이익의 일부분(상장사 0.5%·비상장사 0.25%)을 사회공헌기금으로 출연하고 있는데, 세무상 이익이 급감하면서 기부금 규모도 큰 폭 줄어든 것으로 풀이된다.
또한, 반도체 한파 등으로 실적이 악화된 삼성전자(-433억원·19.4%↓), SK하이닉스(-157억원·27.3%↓)도 올해 기부금 지원을 큰 폭으로 줄였다.
삼성·SK에 이어 한국중부발전(-56억원·42.6%↓), 한국남부발전(-54억원·70.8%↓), 하나금융지주(-51억원·42.9%↓), 롯데케미칼(-34억원·31.9%↓), SK엔무브(-30억원·89.0%↓), LS일렉트릭(-28억원·78.7%↓), 한국수력원자력(-27억원·13.6%↓) 등도 기부금이 감소했다.
단, 삼성전자는 올해 기부금을 전년보다 줄였음에도 개별 기업 단위로는 여전히 기부금 규모 1위를 유지했다. 삼성전자는 올 3분기까지 총 1796억원을 기부했다.
이어 현대차(1362억원), 한국전력공사(1185억원), 하나은행(745억원), 기아(736억원), LG생활건강(601억원), SK하이닉스(416억원), 포스코(378억원), HMM(263억원), 우리은행(238억원) 등이었다.
한전의 경우는 대규모 적자에도 올해 누적 기부금 1000억원 이상을 기록했는데, 이는 기부금 대부분이 한국에너지공대(한전공대) 출연금으로 고정비 성격이 강하기 때문이다.
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Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors achieved ‘highest ever’ performance, surpassing Samsung Electronics for the first time in cumulative donations in the third quarter of this year
Break News Reporter Moon Hong-cheol= Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors, which recorded record-breaking performance this year, increased their cumulative donation amount by 145.4 billion won by the third quarter of this year, donating more than Samsung Electronics for the first time in history.
The combined cumulative donations of Hyundai Motors and Kia in the third quarter of this year amounted to 209.9 billion won, which was more than 30 billion won more than Samsung Electronics, which donated 179.6 billion won during the same period. Among individual companies, Samsung Electronics still recorded the highest total amount despite a decrease in donations.
According to CEO Score on the 22nd, among the top 500 domestic companies, the donation details and performance (sales, operating profit and loss, net profit) of 264 companies that announced donation amounts for two consecutive years from 2022 to the third quarter of this year were investigated. Cumulative donations totaled KRW 1.4186 trillion, an increase of KRW 284.4 billion (25.1%) compared to KRW 1.1342 trillion in the same period last year.
The cumulative operating profit of these companies in the third quarter of this year was 93.3716 trillion won, a decrease of 42.4509 trillion won (31.3%↓) from 135.8225 trillion won in the same period last year. Sales also decreased by 85.071 trillion won (4.5%↓) from 1887.8197 trillion won in the same period last year to 1802.8126 trillion won this year.
As a result, even though the performance of most major domestic companies has worsened due to the global economic slowdown, donations have increased significantly compared to the previous year.
By company, Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors, which recorded record-breaking performance this year, were found to have increased their donations the most. In the case of Hyundai Motor Company, its accumulated donations as of the third quarter of this year amounted to KRW 136.2 billion, an increase of KRW 87.6 billion (179.9%) compared to KRW 48.7 billion in the same period last year. Kia, which ranked second, also recorded 73.6 billion won in accumulated donations during the same period, an increase of 57.8 billion won (365.9%) compared to 15.8 billion won in the same period last year.
This rapid increase in donations from Hyundai Motors and Kia is largely due to the record-high performance this year. Hyundai Motor Company's cumulative operating profit in the third quarter of this year was KRW 11.6524 trillion, a surge of 80.4% compared to the previous year, and Kia Motors' cumulative operating profit in the third quarter also surged 98.4% to KRW 9.1421 trillion.
This was followed by Hana Bank (KRW 53.6 billion, 257.0%↑), HMM (KRW 24.8 billion, 1712.9%↑), Korea Electric Power Corporation (KRW 21.9 billion, 22.7%↑), Ssangyong C&E (KRW 20.6 billion, ↑1239.9%), and SK Energy (KRW 15.2 billion). ·2188.2%↑), LG Household & Health Care (KRW 13.9 billion, 30.1%↑), Korean Air (KRW 13.3 billion, 232.5%↑), and KT (KRW 11.2 billion, 91.5%↑).
On the other hand, the company that reduced donations the most this year was Kyobo Life Insurance. As of the third quarter, Kyobo Life's cumulative donations amounted to 1.6 billion won, a sharp decline of 43.9 billion won (96.5%↓) compared to 45.5 billion won in the same period last year. Life insurance companies, including Kyobo Life Insurance, contribute a portion of the previous year's tax profits (0.5% for listed companies and 0.25% for unlisted companies) to the Life Insurance Social Contribution Committee as social contribution funds every year. As tax profits have plummeted, the size of donations has also decreased significantly. It is interpreted that it has decreased.
In addition, Samsung Electronics (-KRW 43.3 billion, 19.4%↓) and SK Hynix (-KRW 15.7 billion, 27.3%↓), whose performance deteriorated due to semiconductor and cold weather, also significantly reduced their donation support this year.
Following Samsung and SK, Korea Midland Power Company (-5.6 billion won, 42.6%↓), Korea Southern Power Company (-5.4 billion won, 70.8%↓), Hana Financial Group (-5.1 billion won, 42.9%↓), and Lotte Chemical (-3.4 billion won) ·31.9%↓), SK N Move (-3 billion won, 89.0%↓), LS Electric (-2.8 billion won, 78.7%↓), and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (-2.7 billion won, 13.6%↓) also decreased in donations.
However, although Samsung Electronics reduced its donations this year compared to the previous year, it still maintained the first place in donation volume among individual companies. Samsung Electronics donated a total of 179.6 billion won as of the third quarter of this year.
This is followed by Hyundai Motors (KRW 136.2 billion), Korea Electric Power Corporation (KRW 118.5 billion), Hana Bank (KRW 74.5 billion), Kia (KRW 73.6 billion), LG Household & Health Care (KRW 60.1 billion), SK Hynix (KRW 41.6 billion), POSCO (KRW 37.8 billion), and HMM. (KRW 26.3 billion) and Woori Bank (KRW 23.8 billion).
In the case of KEPCO, despite its large deficit, it recorded more than 100 billion won in accumulated donations this year. This is because most of the donations are contributions to the Korea Institute of Energy Technology (KEPCO), which has a strong fixed cost nature.
