POSCO Holdings Inc. remains a 'Buy' based on my assessment of its Investor Day disclosures. At the recent investor event, it reiterated a turnaround of its Argentinian lithium business and consistent shareholder distributions, similar to its 1Q26 call remarks. Management aims to fully close the stock's NAV discount by FY2028, with portfolio reorganization and listed subsidiary stake reduction initiatives.
PKX targets KRW 187T revenues by 2035 with a major lithium expansion, strategic minerals and energy push to reshape growth beyond steel.
PKX debuted in global bond markets with a $500M U.S. dollar offering that drew $2B in orders, highlighting strong investor demand despite market volatility.
| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | In-Hwa Chang CEO | XDUS Exchange | US6934831099 ISIN |
| KR Country | 429 Employees | 1 May 2026 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.