잠수함 사업 탈락한 건 한화인데 캐나다가 개박살나고있다

Canada's next-generation submarine project, worth 60 trillion won, went to Germany's TKMS. The Hanwha Ocean and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries consortium came close to winning but ultimately failed to cross the threshold. Usually, the story would end there, but the real commotion began afterward. Hanwha, having been eliminated, cut all ties with Canada, abandoning everything it had promised—from large-scale investments to shipbuilding training centers and steel mill partnerships. Consequently, the local Canadian community, which had been anticipating jobs and investment, began to stir belatedly. Some regions issued statements of disappointment, and local media questioned why the proven South Korea was not chosen instead of German submarines, which no other country operates yet. This video unvarnishes the full story of the 60 trillion won project, explains why Hanwha's decision to cut ties was a natural business choice, and demonstrates why winning a defense contract is not just about a single ship, but a game for the entire nation. It is a cool-headed review, free from excessive patriotism or self-reproach. The project was awarded to Germany's TKMS. What You Learn from This Video The Scale and Structure of the Canadian Submarine Project (12 vessels, construction 20 trillion KRW, up to 60 trillion KRW including maintenance) The Process of Selecting Germany's TKMS as the Preferred Bidder and Hanwha's Second-Place Position The Real Reason Hanwha Cut Its Losses on the Ontario Investment (Investment Based on Selection Prerequisites) The Background Behind the Stir in Canada (Expectations for Jobs and Industrial Revival) The Controversy Over Unverified Submarines and How to View It with Balance Why Defense Contracts Are a Package Game Combining Trust, Investment, and Jobs Glossary Preferred Bidder: The candidate who has secured the right to proceed with contract negotiations first. If negotiations fail, it moves on to the next priority. Consortium: An alliance formed by multiple companies to jointly win large-scale projects. Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO): A business domain involving the repair and management of equipment over decades of operation. Balance without Difference: A perspective that considers multiple selection factors together without concluding one way or the other. Timestamps 00:00 Hanwha Eliminated, Canada in Uproar 02:00 What Happened, The Full Story of the 60 Trillion Won Project 05:00 Hanwha Cuts Losses, Why Did They Back Out? 08:00 The Real Reason the Local Community Is in Uproar 11:00 Unverified Submarine Controversy 14:00 What Kind of Game Is the Defense Industry? 17:30 What Remains for Us + Wrap-up References (Sources) Reference Video: MBC News Subtitled News "We Are Pulling Out: Withdrawal from Canada, Local Community in Uproar Over Hanwha Cutting Losses" (Cited from CBC, Ottawa Citizen, Northern Ontario Business) Web Reinforcement: HuffPost · Financial News · Invest Chosun · MBC · Daum News (12 Submarines · Construction Approx. 20 Trillion Won · Total Up to Approx. 60 Trillion Won · Germany's TKMS Priority Negotiation · Prime Minister Carney Announcement · Hanwha Ocean Stock Price Drop, 2026-07-07) *Notice* This video is educational content based on publicly available reports and local media coverage, and it does not recommend buying or selling any specific company's stock. Mentions regarding stock prices are merely factual reports and should not serve as grounds for investment decisions. Concerns regarding submarine verification, etc., are presented as views raised by local Canadian media; however, various factors such as price, technology transfer, local production, and security cooperation may influence the choice. There is no intention to disparage any specific country or company, and Germany's TKMS is also a defense company with a long history. This video does not target any specific political faction or administration and has been presented neutrally from the perspective of industrial and trade structures. ** #Economy #DefenseIndustry #HanwhaOcean #CanadianSubmarine #TKMS #Submarine #DefenseIndustry #KDefense #HDHyundaiHeavyIndustries #OrderWin #InternationalNews #Ontario #Shipbuilding #DefenseExports #Germany #PrimeMinisterCarney #AlgomaSteelworks #CurrentAffairs #NewsCommentary #EconomicKnowledge #EconomicYouTube #EconomicExpert #ArmsExports #Defense #Industry #FactCheck #CommonSense #Money #Global #Security