
POSCO
POSCO, originally Pohang Iron and Steel Company, is a South Korean steel manufacturer based in Pohang, established on April 1, 1968. It has three main divisions: Steel, which produces various steel products; Engineering & Construction, focusing on industrial plant construction and civil engineering; and Trading, dealing in steel product import and export.
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South Korea’s steel industry, long regarded as the “rice of industry” for its foundational support to key sectors such as automotive and shipbuilding,...
A fire broke out early Sunday at POSCO’s Pohang steel plant, triggered by an explosion in the factory’s No. 3 Finex plant. Firefighters extinguished t...
POSCO Group is making another attempt to establish a steel plant in Odisha (formerly Orissa), India. South Korea’s leading steelmaker previously made ...
Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) has unveiled a detailed plan to sell some of its stocks, including KT and POSCO Group shares, to...
Videos about South Korea’s first-generation entrepreneurs have recently become popular on YouTube, racking up millions of views. These YouTube videos ...
South Korea’s steelmakers celebrated the 25th “Day of Steel” on June 9. The Day of Steel was designated by Korea’s Iron & Steel Association in 200...
South Korea’s battery industry, which relies heavily on Chinese graphite, has welcomed the U.S. government’s decision to extend tax credits for electr...
Chang In-hwa has been appointed as the 10th chairman of POSCO Group (POSCO Holdings). POSCO, formerly known as Pohang Iron and Steel Company, is a Sou...
Jang In-hwa, 69, former President of POSCO, has been appointed as the next chairman of POSCO Group, South Korea’s fifth-largest company with annual re...
Lee Jeong-gu, Kim Seo-young
The South Korean police launched an investigation into the alleged lavish overseas business trip of POSCO Holdings’ board of directors. The board, inc...