Hyundai is a South Korean chaebol (sort of like a conglomerate). While it was ostensibly restructured into "independent" groups a while back, let's just say th

Hyundai is a South Korean chaebol (sort of like a conglomerate). While it was ostensibly restructured into "independent" groups a while back, let's just say that, in practice, they're not really independent in the western sense. In addition to building cars and trucks, Hyundai does the following: * building construction (everything from homes to office and factories) * civil engineering (bridges, dams, shipyards, etc.) * trains of various kinds * military vehicles, including tanks * construction equipment (cranes, etc.) * manufacturing equipment (furnaces, presses, etc) * shipbuilding (both civilian and military) * shipping * offshore oil rigs * powerplants and electrical grid equipment * has a large retail department store chain * insurance * chemicals and plastics * lighting and, of course... robots (currently just industrial and medical)