Hot-rolled steel plates produced at the Pohang steel mill (Courtesy of POSCO Newsroom) South Korea's largest steelmaker POSCO may see its operating profit climb to the 1 trillion won ($906 million) range as domestic steel companies expect to benefit from rising steel product prices driven by
POSCO Chem researcher runs quality test on battery cell (Courtesy of POSCO Chem) South Korea-based POSCO Chemical Co. has begun preparations for its rights offering, to the delight of shareholders as the company’s share price has been on a solid uptrend backed by the thriving secondary ba
POSCO Chemical CEO Min Kyungzoon South Korean steelmaker POSCO launched in 1968 with a mission to aid the country's economic growth through its steel business. True to its intent, the company is credited for contributing to the rise in Korea's exports, becoming the world's fifth-largest ste
POSCO Chemical researcher runs quality tests on battery cells POSCO Chemical Co., a secondary battery materials unit under POSCO, saw its share price surge on announcing that it has secured a contract worth billions of dollars with Ultium Cells LLC, a US-based joint venture between General Moto
Electric car batteries are often dubbed as "another semiconductor" in South Korea, a reference to the importance of semiconductor chips, key drivers in the country’s economic growth for decades.With competition heating up in the global race for eco-friendly vehicles, Korea’s thre
POSCO, the world’s fifth-largest steelmaker, has swung to an operating profit in the third quarter from the second quarter, when it reported its first-ever loss due to the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.The South Korean steelmaker reported in an Oct. 23 regulatory filing that it posted 261