PKX's pact with Glenfarne advances Alaska LNG with steel supply, 20-year LNG agreement and pre-FID investment fueling project momentum.
PKX teams up with Factorial to develop all-solid-state battery materials, aiming to boost safety, energy density and next-gen mobility performance.
I'm sticking with a 'Buy' rating for POSCO Holdings, as I have a favorable view of its cash management strategy. PKX has generated a huge amount of surplus capital by reorganizing its business portfolio. The firm has recently made some lithium-related investments, which will increase its exposure to the "green transition" theme.
| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | In-Hwa Chang CEO | NYSE Exchange | 693483109 CUSIP |
| KR Country | 429 Employees | 28 May 2025 Last Dividend | - Last Split | 14 Oct 1994 IPO Date |
POSCO Holdings Inc., established in 1968, operates globally with its main operations based in South Korea. This conglomerate is involved in the manufacturing and selling of various iron and steel rolled products. It operates mainly in two segments: Steel and Others. Apart from its core operations in the steel industry, POSCO Holdings Inc. diversifies its business into e-commerce, the processing and sale of steel by-products, and the provision of a wide range of business support and consulting services. Its clientele includes industries such as automotive, construction, shipbuilding, energy, home appliances, and industrial machinery, underscoring its critical role in supporting key global industries. The company’s headquarters are located in Pohang, South Korea, reflecting its deep roots in the country's industrial landscape.