Leader'S Club
Leader'S Club은 유가증권 성장 법인과 코스닥 성장 법인을 대상으로 IR(Investor Relations)활동을 지원하는 서비스 입니다.
PRICE03:30 PM KST 09/06/2024(20minute delay)
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₩ 46,650
₩ 8001.69%
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$ 33.78
$ 0.581.69%
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Previous Close
47,450
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Open
47,450
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High
48,000
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Low
46,150
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Volume
70,240
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Market Cap (T KRW)
3,276,696,000
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Industry
Etc.
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CEO
Huh Chang-soo
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Headquarters
23F, GS Tower, 679 Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
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Website
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Posco boasts full value chain for secondary batteries
GYWANGYANG, South Jeolla Province -- South Korean steel giant Posco announced Tuesday that it has successfully established a full value chain for secondary battery materials and components. “We anticipate that as the (electric vehicle) market grows, the value of raw materials within the battery supply chain will increase, and thus we plan to accelerate investments focused on high-profit raw materials,” said Baung Jin-chul, vice president of Posco Holdings, during a press conference h
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GS Caltex partners with Sumitomo to supply natural cosmetics ingredient
South Korean energy company GS Caltex announced Thursday that it has partnered with cosmetics company Summit Cosmetics, a subsidiary under Japanese conglomerate Sumitomo, to supply its cosmetics ingredients. According to GS Caltex, the company signed a memorandum of understanding with Summit Cosmetics for the company’s future supply of GreenDiol, the brand name of GS Caltex’ multifunctional 2,3-Butanediol derived from sugarcane and cassava. The 2,3-Butanediol GreenDiol is produced fr
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GS Ventures hosts tech day for battery startups
GS Group’s corporate venture capital arm, GS Ventures, said Tuesday that it has successfully hosted Monday's GSV Tech Day at GS Tower, the conglomerate’s headquarters in southern Seoul. Initiated last September, GSV Tech Day provides a platform for startups within the venture capital unit's investment portfolio to exchange technology and cooperate. This year's event was themed on the future of batteries, featuring eight startups specializing in battery-related technolo
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GS E&C, Seoul team up for after-school child care
GS Engineering & Construction announced Monday that the company would cooperate with the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education to open new after-school care facilities for elementary school students to help low-income households and families with working parents. The Seoul Metropolitan Government is currently trying to expand after-school care programs for elementary school students to help families save expenses on private after-school classes. As part of its plan, the government is introd
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MBK starts sell-off talks for Homeplus Express
Asia's largest private equity firm MBK Partners is to push for the sale of Homeplus Express, a supermarket unit of Homeplus, according to industry officials Monday. The firm has kicked off the process by selecting Morgan Stanley as the sales manager for the deal. The details of the sales plan have not been released yet. Though the market had projected that the equity house would be eyeing an exit on Homeplus soon, the sales plan has been limited to its unit Homeplus Express for the time bei
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S. Korea partners with US aircraft startup for UAM commercialization
South Korea has partnered with a US electric aircraft startup to push forward the commercialization of urban air mobility, the transport ministry said Wednesday. Archer Aviation Inc. will join the Korean government's UAM test project dubbed "Grand Challenge" along with local companies -- Kakao Mobilty Corp., LG Uplus Corp. and GS Engineering & Construction Co., the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said in a statement. Archer Chief Commercial Officer Nikhil Goel m
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SKT’s veterinary diagnostic service makes debut in Australia
SK Telecom said Wednesday the official launch and promotion of its artificial intelligence-based veterinary diagnostic service, X Caliber, in Australia. The company has been gearing up for global commercialization since partnering with Australia’s largest medical devices provider, ATX Medical Solutions, last year. The service, already used in South Korea, aims to streamline the diagnostic process in veterinary clinics by providing autonomous diagnostic assistance. This marks the first inte
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S. Korean biz leaders to meet with UAE president
South Korean business leaders, including Samsung Electronics Co. Chairman Lee Jae-yong, will meet with the President of the United Arab Emirates in Seoul to explore cooperation in various economic and technological sectors, industry sources said Monday. According to the sources, Lee, along with Euisun Chung of Hyundai Motor Group and Chey Tae-won of SK Group, will have tea with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan somewhere in Seoul on Tuesday. Other business leaders, including Hanwha Grou
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Korean firms target EV charging market in US
Lotte and SK both made announcements of progress in their entries to the US EV charging market Thursday, joining LG as Korean conglomerates competing in the burgeoning sector. Lotte Innovate announced Thursday that it had recently established EVSIS America, a US unit of its EV charging subsidiary and secured about 3,300 square meters of land in California to build an EV charger factory. Lotte Innovate plans to complete preparations for the California plant’s production lines before the end
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[Photo News] Protecting mudflats
Over 300 employees of GS Caltex and their families planted 10,000 East Asian seepweeds, which enhance mudflats' carbon capture capacity and carbon absorption rates, in the Ramsar site at the Julpo Bay Tidal Flat Ecological Park in North Jeolla Province on Sunday, the South Korean oil refiner said Thursday. The eco-friendly project began in April when the company launched the campaign to encourage employees to buy 3.3 square meters of the mudflat to prevent reckless development of the natura
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GS chief visits Microsoft headquarters
GS Group Chairman Huh Tae-soo has reiterated the significance of digital transformation as the Korean energy, retail and construction conglomerate continues to seek out business innovation opportunities. According to GS Group on Wednesday, Huh and several CEOs of the conglomerate’s major affiliates such as GS Retail, GS Energy, GS Caltex and GS Engineering & Construction, held an annual overseas CEO meeting in Seattle from Monday to Tuesday and visited Microsoft's headquarters a
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GS E&C secures W600b LNG terminal project
South Korean construction giant GS Engineering & Construction announced Tuesday that it has won a contract worth 600 billion won ($435 million) to build a new liquefied natural gas terminal in Yeosu, South Jeolla Province. The Northeast Asia LNG Hub Terminal Project aims to establish a large-scale energy storage facility in the southwestern city of Yeosu. Expected to take about 42 months, the project will involve the construction of two LNG storage tanks, each with a capacity of 200,000 kilo
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Smartee Showcases Mandibular Repositioning Technology at IDEM Singapore 2024
SINGAPORE, April 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Smartee Denti-Technology, a global leader in digital orthodontic solutions, proudly announces its successful participation in the International Dental Exhibition and Meeting (IDEM) 2024, held from April 19 to April 21 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.   Recap | Smartee and Prof. Gang Shen at IDEM 2024 Singapore, April 19-21 Smartee Denti-Technology hosted a specialized event focused on Smartee GS Mandibular R
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KGC eyes Indonesian market, riding high on volleyball fame
Korea Ginseng Corp., the country’s leading manufacturer of ginseng products, said Monday it plans to prioritize its marketing efforts in the Indonesian market, particularly leveraging the growing popularity of the Indonesian volleyball player under its sponsorship. Currently, the KGC sponsors the Red Sparks women’s volleyball team under its premium ginseng product brand, JungKwanJang. In 2023, the volleyball team was joined by Megawati Pertiwi, a 24-year-old volleyball player from In
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[KH Explains] Will 6-day workweek for executives help Samsung avert crisis?
Doubts have been raised over Samsung Group’s latest decision to make the executives of its key tech affiliates -- Samsung Electronics, Samsung SDI, Samsung SDS and Samsung Display -- work an extra day per week as part of the group's emergency measures to tackle ongoing business uncertainties. Critics pointed out that the six-day workweek for executives is "outdated and inefficient," and that it lies in contrast to other local Big Tech firms who are following the global trend