Chennai, December – 2022: Daebu Automotive Seat India Private Limited (DAS) is a leading seat manufacturing company from India. DAS manufactures all stages of the seating system, including the core mechanism, seat structure and finished seat. DAS is a major seat supplier for all major car brands in India. The company has 2 production plants in India and have 1500 plus employees in India alone. Its main manufacturing plant unit is located at Sriperumbudur in Tamil Nadu. The company has branches in various countries and employs more than 5000 employees worldwide.
As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility program, the company has provided an AC, refrigerator, washing machine, toys, and groceries and also constructed a small playground for Holy Apostles Convent Children in Chennai. At a ceremony held today, Mr. Lee Junghoon, Vice Chairman of Daebu Automotive services India Pvt Ltd, handed over these household appliances to Sister Sahayam Theresha, Custodian of the Holy Apostles’ convent. Mr. Lee Dong Hyoung, Vice Chairman, Mr.Jongkweon Pyun, Head R&D, Mr. Junghoon Lee, Head HR, Mr. Hong Yeol Yoon, Managing Directer is participated in the event.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Lee Junghoon, Vice Chairman of Daebu Automotive services India Pvt Ltd said, India has always been a fascinating country for Koreans. The two countries have been cooperating for a long time in the fields of culture, language, trade, and economy. We are very happy to organize our Corporate Social Responsibility program this year in India and specifically in Tamil Nadu. We hope that these household products provided by us will fulfill the long-term needs of these children. And we are always keen to do various welfare schemes for the needy.
Holy Apostles Convent is located in St Thomas Mount, Chennai and 30 plus destitute children live in this home. More than a hundred people including administrators of the Holy Apostles Convent, children, Daebu Automotive services India Pvt Ltd employees and local people participated in the distribution event. Sister Sahaya Theresha, the custodian of Holy Apostles Convent who received the welfare assistance, thanked everyone who participated in the program.