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$ 293.07
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Previous Close
399,000
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Volume
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Market Cap (T KRW)
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CEO
최정우
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Headquarters
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Posco Future M’s ESG efforts recognized by S&P Global
South Korean battery materials producer Posco Future M said Wednesday that it has won the “Industry Mover” title from the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) in recognition of its outstanding environmental, social, and governance efforts. The Korean firm earned 69 points in the annual sustainability assessment, a 33 percent jump from a year ago. Out of over 9,400 companies across 62 industries worldwide, only 41 companies, including Posco Future M, were
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Seoul shares up for 3rd day on rate cut hopes
Seoul shares closed higher for the third straight session Tuesday amid hopes that the US Federal Reserve will start easing due to continued disinflation. The Korean won rose against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index added 29.32 points, or 1.12 percent, to close at 2,649.64. Trade volume was moderate at 550.46 million shares worth 12.93 trillion won ($9.7 billion), with gainers outnumbering losers 597 to 285. January's US consumer price index due later Tuesday is
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Seoul shares open higher amid rate cut hopes
Seoul shares opened higher Tuesday as investors expect the US Federal Reserve to start easing this year due to continued disinflation. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index rose 33.23 points, or 1.27 percent, to 2,653.55 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Investors await January's US inflation data due later in the day. The US consumer price index is expected to support the view that decelerating inflation will allow the US central bank to start cutting rates this year. In Seoul,
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Former Posco CEO named as group’s next chairman
Posco Holdings said Thursday it has named Chang In-hwa, former CEO of steelmaker Posco, to lead the nation's fifth-largest business group as its next chairman. The result was announced after seven members of the CEO Candidate Recommendation Committee of Posco Group interviewed six candidates in the final list on Wednesday and Thursday. If approved at the group’s annual general meeting of shareholders and board meeting on March 21, Chang will be appointed as chairman of the country&rsq
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Reality check: How diverse is Korea really? LGBTQ+ in workplace (7)
In Korea, the issue of workplace diversity rarely extends to sexual minorities, but some companies -- mostly big exporters with world-class brands and local units of global firms -- have adopted corporate policies that prevent discrimination based on sexual or gender identity. The first company to do so was IBM Korea. In 2011, the Korean unit of the US firm announced a job posting that expressed a preference for hiring individuals from sexual minority groups. Major Korean firms, including Samsun
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Analysts upbeat on Kakao; battery sector outlook gloomy
Despite lingering management risks, tech giant Kakao may see a surprise increase in its stock price this year, with analysts bullish on its advertising and commerce businesses. According to market intelligence firm FnGuide, Kakao's target price, provided by more than three analysts, was 69,458 won ($51.90) as of Sunday, up 10.6 percent from 62,783 won recorded at the end of last year, marking the highest increase rate among the target prices of the top 20 firms listed on the Korean stock ma
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Posco International to invest W1tr in energy sector expansion
Posco International, the trading arm of Posco Group, is poised to invest 1 trillion won ($755 million) exclusively in the energy sector this year, paving the way to establish itself as a globally recognized eco-friendly conglomerate in its key business area. The company outlined its business plans Tuesday, emphasizing "global expansion" as its mantra for 2024 to strategically bolster its major business value chain. Specific plans include a threefold increase in natural gas production a
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Seoul shares spike nearly 3% on tech earnings
South Korean stocks rose by almost 3 percent Friday, backed by techs, autos and financials following solid earnings reports from US big techs. The Korean won rose against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index climbed 72.85 points, or 2.87 percent, to 2,615.31. Trade volume was high at 580 million shares worth 14.1 trillion won ($10.7 billion), with winners far outpacing losers 710 to 180. Foreign investors and institutions drove up the Kospi, buying shares worth 1.89 tri
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Posco’s six chairman candidates unveiled
Posco Holdings has confirmed a total of six finalists to compete for the Korean steel giant's top post, as the current Chairman Choi Jeong-woo’s official term is due to expire in March. On Wednesday, the company's CEO Recommendation Committee unveiled the six chairman candidates, including three Posco veterans and three outsiders, after their eight meetings over the past few weeks. The committee has been reviewing the finalists since Dec. 21 after Chairman Choi chose not to seek
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Seoul shares open higher despite overnight Wall Street losses
South Korean stocks opened higher Thursday despite overnight Wall Street losses from the US Federal Reserve's indication that it won't likely cut interest rates next month against the hopes of many investors. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index climbed 9.56 points, or 0.38 percent, to 2,506.65 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Overnight, the US Fed held its benchmark lending rate steady for the fourth consecutive time. After the two-day Federal Open Market Committee meeti
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Posco, ADNOC to produce blue hydrogen in Gwangyang
Posco Group and the United Arab Emirates' Abu Dhabi National Oil Company will collaborate on blue hydrogen production facilities in Gwangyang, South Jeolla Province, Posco International said Wednesday. Posco International, Posco Holdings and ADNOC signed a three-way strategic collaboration agreement at the UAE energy group’s headquarters in Abu Dhabi. Under the agreement, the three companies will build blue hydrogen production facilities at Posco International’s liquefied natura
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Posco Future M hits record sales in 2023
Posco Future M said Wednesday it broke the record in revenue last year, driven by large-scale supply deals of electric vehicle battery materials. According to the company’s earnings report, annual sales revenue soared 44.2 percent on-year to 4.76 trillion won ($3.57 billion). In particular, sales of the battery materials business skyrocketed 73.4 percent to 3.36 trillion won, with an increase in the supply of cathode products, largely consisting of premium high-nickel products. Anode bat
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Seoul shares fall on profit-taking ahead of US Fed's rate meeting
South Korean stocks closed lower Tuesday as investors booked profit ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting later this week. The Korean won rose against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index shed 1.84 points, or 0.07 percent, to close at 2,498.81, ending its three consecutive session advance. Trade volume was moderate at 476.1 million shares worth 8.63 trillion won ($6.49 billion). Winners, however, outpaced losers 493 to 385. Foreign and retail investors s
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Seoul shares open higher following Wall Street gains
South Korean stocks got off to a strong start Tuesday, tracking overnight gains on Wall Street. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index rose 18.70 points, or 0.75 percent, to 2,519.35 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Overnight, US stocks gained ground as investors looked ahead to scheduled earnings announcements by major companies and the Federal Reserve's rate decision meeting later this week. The S&P 500 climbed 0.8 percent to close at a fresh high, while the Dow Jones Indu
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[Bridge to Africa] Seoul Summit to set momentum for Korea-Africa ties: Tanzania amb.
The geographical distance between South Korea and Africa has historically hindered exchanges, fostering numerous misconceptions about the vast continent consisting of 54 nations and their respective rich cultures and assets, according to the Tanzanian ambassador in Seoul. But he expects an upcoming summit in Seoul in June that brings African leaders to the capital city, is expected to break these barriers and initiate a new era of robust cooperation between South Korea and Africa. "There is