AQUA POLISA symbol of the new marine tourism and leisure industry

History

HISTORY

1976
Established Myungsung Condominium Co., Ltd.
1980
Completion of Myeongseong Country Club (36 holes)
1981
Construction of Wainunu City (37 million square meters) approved by the government
1983
Completion of Hotel Kingdom (10 floors, 125 rooms) / Completion of Myeongseong Seorak Country Club (18 holes) / Completion of Myeongseong Jirisan Condo and Hotel / Completion of Myeongseong Baekam Onsen Leisure Town / Partial completion of Myeongseong Starworld and development plan for Myeongseong Leisure Town in 21 regions nationwide (28.9 million square meters)
1994
Completion of Snow Mountain World Project (Yeongwol, Jeongseon, Taebaek, Samcheok, total of 27.3 million square meters)
1995
Completion of the development project in North Korea's Mount Kumgang and invitation to the selected development company
1999
Completion of Sun Topia Tourist Leisure Town plan in the DMZ
2001
Patent acquisition for marine hotels
2002
Establishment of Inter-Ski Dome Co., Ltd.
2005
Establishment of Star China, a joint venture between Korea and China (Beijing)
2016
Name changed to Sol Group, signing of investment agreement with Geoje City
2017
Commencement of Aqua Polis Geoje Project, completion of investment contract with China Hwachon International Limited, and contract with Mirae Asset Daewoo Co., Ltd. Establishment of Sun City Co., Ltd. / Establishment of Sol Investment Co., Ltd. / Establishment of Sun Topia Co., Ltd. / Planning of fishing-specialized leisure town in Suyudo
2018
Exclusive contract for Greg Norman Golf Course design in Korea
2019
Establishment of Mountain Resort and Cultural Research Institute / Commencement of Sun Topia Wonju Project
2020
M.O.U. signed with overseas investment agency in Uzbekistan
2021
Establishment of Sun Topia Yeongdong (S.P.C.) and designation as the operator of Yeongdong Rainbow Project in Chungbuk
2022
Establishment of BoardnCamp Co., Ltd. / Patent registration for Internet services in five countries including Korea, the U.S., and Japan.