Agility as Strategy: How Korea’s “Ppalli-Ppalli” Spirit is Shaping Global Business

by Linda

In 2025, volatility defined global business, with tariffs, fractured supply chains and political shocks proving that size alone no longer guaranteed survival. Agility emerged as the true currency, and nowhere is this more deeply ingrained than South Korea, where the ppalli-ppalli mindset fuels innovation and speed. Yet as industries from construction to AI embrace adaptability, one question lingers: how does agility reshape performance across such diverse sectors?

To explore this question, the analysis considers three major companies, whose interviews can be found here.

Building in a Gloomy Market

Tai Kyun Kim, CEO of Chinhung International, part of the Hyosung Group

Batteries That Bend with the Market

Jung Hee Park of CEO Sebang Global Battery and Heungsub Oh of CEO Sebang Lithium Battery

Digital Agility in Action

Jae-il Shin, CEO of Ability Systems

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