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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SK Networks has chosen Affinity Equity Partners, a private equity fund headquartered in Hong Kong, as its preferred bidder for the sale of its ownership stake in SK Rent-a-Car, the nation's No. 2 rental car service company. SK Networks intends to divest all of its shares in an estimated deal worth some 850 billion won ($613 million). Both parties plan to conduct due diligence before finalizing the contract, SK Networks said in a regulatory filing Tuesday. Following the merger of AJ Rent-a
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Samsung, GS win record gas plant deals in Saudi Arabia
South Korean builders Samsung E&A and GS Engineering & Construction have secured a contract worth a combined total of $7.2 billion for the construction of a substantial gas plant in Saudi Arabia, the two companies announced Wednesday. The landmark deal represents the largest plant construction agreement secured by Korean companies in the kingdom. The two firms signed an engineering, procurement and construction contract with Aramco, Saudi Arabia's state-run oil giant, in Dhahran, Sa
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Vestas secures 77 MW order in South Korea
SEOUL, South Korea, April 1, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Vestas has secured a 77 MW order with GS E&R for the YD1 Wind Farm in Gyeongsang-do, South Korea. The order includes supply and supervision of installation of 18 of V136-4.2 MW wind turbines delivered in 4.3 MW operating mode. "We would like to thank GS E&R for their trust in our proven solutions and we are pleased to partner with them on the YD1 project. We remain committed to contribute to the decarbonisati
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Posco International CEO vows to speed up digital transformation
Lee Kye-in, formerly president of Posco International, took office as CEO of the company, having been appointed to his new position during a board meeting at the company’s headquarters in Incheon on Monday. In his inaugural speech, Lee said, "As CEO of Posco Group's second-largest company, as well as a leading trading company, I will fulfill my responsibilities" to align with the company's new vision, "materials opening the future, innovation for the top class,&quo
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Executives get paid 11 times more than average employees: report
The average salary of an executive of a major South Korean corporation is almost 11 times that of an average employee working at those companies, a report by an online think-tank monitoring local conglomerates showed Sunday. Chaebol.com analyzed the salaries of the people working for 162 subsidiaries of 20 major conglomerates in South Korea in the 2023 fiscal year, and found that the executives of those companies get paid an average salary of 1.09 billion won ($810,000) a year, compared to 99.6
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Sephora exits Korea after years of losses
French cosmetics retailer Sephora, owned by LVMH Group, on Tuesday declared its withdrawal from the Korean market, following years of financial losses. "With heavy hearts, we have decided to cease operations in Korea. From May 6, we will gradually wind down our presence across online platforms, mobile applications and physical stores, ultimately withdrawing completely from the market," a social media post by Sephora Korea announced Tuesday. Sephora said that it will fulfill pending ord
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Posco International to invest W1tr in energy sector expansion
Posco International, the trading arm of Posco Group, is poised to invest 1 trillion won ($755 million) exclusively in the energy sector this year, paving the way to establish itself as a globally recognized eco-friendly conglomerate in its key business area. The company outlined its business plans Tuesday, emphasizing "global expansion" as its mantra for 2024 to strategically bolster its major business value chain. Specific plans include a threefold increase in natural gas production a
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GS Engineering ordered to halt operations for 8 months over parking garage collapse
The government on Thursday imposed an eight-month business suspension on GS Engineering & Construction Corp. over the collapse of a parking garage at an apartment construction site in Incheon last year. The land ministry said GS Engineering, along with four smaller consortium partner builders, will be subject to business suspensions over the underground parking garage collapse at the apartment complex site in Geomdan-dong in Incheon, west of Seoul, in April 2023. GS Engineering and its partn
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GS E&C hits record sales on overseas orders
Korean construction giant GS Engineering & Construction said Wednesday it posted record sales in 2023, largely buoyed by upbeat overseas orders amid a housing market slowdown at home. The company's sales reached 13.43 trillion won ($12.21 billion) last year, up 9.2 percent from a year before. The sales figures were the highest in the builder’s history. Sales at the building and housing business division increased by 9.7 percent to 10.23 trillion won, while the company's infra
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[CES 2024] GS Group leader calls for acceleration of future business
GS Group Chairman Huh Tae-soo has called on the conglomerate’s affiliates to take their respective technologies to the next level and move toward future businesses, during his visit to the CES 2024 held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, from Tuesday to Friday. According to the Korean energy, retail and construction giant, Huh looked around the exhibition booths of not only Korean conglomerates such as Samsung, Hyundai Motor and LG, but also those of global firms such as Goog
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[Photo News] S. Korean business moguls visit CES 2024
Leaders of major corporations in South Korea toured exhibition booths on the opening day of the CES 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, in Las Vegas, Tuesday. Among those who made an appearance at the annual global tech show were SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won, SK Executive Vice Chairman and SK On CEO Chey Jae-won, Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Chung Euisun, HD Hyundai Vice Chairman Chung Ki-sun, GS Group Chairman Huh Tae-soo, and Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Han Jong-hee.
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[Best Brand] Innovative marketing enhances brand power
Brand power refers to the influence the name holds over the spending behavior of consumers, which can also be used to predict future spending patterns. Merely offering a good-quality product based on decades of expertise no longer entices the fickle consumers. This, on the other hand, also means there is more opportunity for lesser-known products with innovative marketing strategies to quickly advance into markets once dominated by conventional brands. Since 1994, The Korea Herald has been rel
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[KH Explains] Why tighter US subsidy rules could boost Chinese firms
Tighter rules from the US limiting China-made materials in batteries eligible for electric vehicle tax credits might ironically offer a boon for Chinese companies, who hold huge stakes in joint ventures with South Korean battery manufacturers. The Joe Biden administration on Friday announced new guidance for the Inflation Reduction Act barring electric car buyers from claiming a $7,500 tax credit in case the product uses materials from China and other countries deemed a “Foreign Entity of
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GS Group carries out largest executive reshuffle
GS Group, the South Korean energy, retail and construction conglomerate, on Wednesday said it promoted 50 executives across its affiliates, the most the group has carried out in its annual reshuffle since its establishment in 2005. The promotions include Kim Seong-min, new CEO at GS Caltex, Yoo Jae-young, CEO of GS Power, and Cheong Yong-han, CEO of GS Entec. Kim, along with Hur Sae-hong, the incumbent CEO of GS Caltex, will serve as independent heads of the oil refiner. GS Group last month appo
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Corporate Korea explores new opportunities in Expo bid
Despite Busan’s disappointing loss in its bid to host the 2030 World Expo, Korea's economic circle viewed its rallying efforts in the past year and a half as having "expanded the horizon" for companies with new opportunities in the global market. Saudi Arabia's Riyadh was chosen to host the World Expo in 2030 on Tuesday, garnering 119 votes out of 165 in a secret ballot held during the Bureau International des Expositions general assembly in Paris. Busan and Rome were k