Hyundai, SK On seek $1,5 billion loan for Georgia battery plant
Hyundai, SK On seek $1,5 billion loan for Georgia battery plant Hyundai Motor and SK On will pursue a $1.5 billion loan for their joint venture in Georgia, guaranteed by the Korean government, on the eve of U.S. President Donald Trump’s rollout of reciprocal tariffs.
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