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A major elevator project in Seoul is highlighting where the next growth cycle may emerge.
Otis Elevator Korea has completed its largest-ever elevator replacement project in the city, modernizing the vertical-transportation systems at the SOM-designed GS Gangnam Tower. The work included advanced high-speed elevators, maintenance, and wider modernization services.
For building owners, manufacturers, and smart-city planners, the significance extends beyond one landmark. Aging high-rise buildings across mature urban markets increasingly require safer, more energy-efficient, and connected systems. That is shifting industry attention from new installations toward recurring service and large-scale retrofit opportunities.
Next Move Strategy Consulting values the global elevator market at USD 108.13 billion in 2025 and projects it to reach USD 148.20 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 6.51%.
Could modernization become the elevator industryโs most dependable long-term growth engine?
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Otis Elevator Co. | KONE | Schindler Group | TK Elevator | Mitsubishi Electric | Hitachi | Fujitec Elevators & Escalators | HYUNDAI ELEVATOR | Toshiba | Canny Elevator Co.,Ltd | Orona | KLEEMANN | Wittur Group | Nidec Conversion | Johnson Lifts & Escalators | SJEC Elevator Corporation Co., Ltd. | Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co.,Ltd. |
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