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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₩ 18,250
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$ 13.22
$ 0.42.94%
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Previous Close
18,800
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Open
18,800
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High
18,980
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Low
18,080
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Volume
819,628
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Market Cap (T KRW)
14,958,211,000
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Industry
Etc.
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CEO
Byeong-yong Lim
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Headquarters
GRAN SEOUL, 33 Jong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 03159, Korea
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Website
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Builders’ W4tr debt bill spurs equity sales
South Korean builders, facing at least 4 trillion won ($3.75 billion) in debt repayments by the end of June, are turning to equity instruments to bolster depleted balance sheets that have deterred bond investors.GS Engineering & Construction Corp. plans to raise 523.6 billion won selling shares, the company said Feb. 18. SK Engineering & Construction Co. and Lotte Engineering & Construction Co. sold ordinary and preferred stock in December. Yields paid on three-year notes from builders with loca
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GS turns to power business
GS Group, the nation’s eighth-largest conglomerate by assets, is expected to further tap the power business beyond its three core businesses of oil refinery, construction and retail. This shift was reflected by the launch of GS E&R, a new affiliate focusing on the power business, last week. GS E&R is the new corporate name of STX Energy, which GS Group took over last December with LG International from Japan’s Orix Corp. for about 600 billion won ($564 million).GS Group aggressively sought the d
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S. Korean companies secure multi-billion dollar building
South Korean companies on Wednesday said their consortium won a multi-billion dollar oil refinery and petrochemical plant project in Kuwait.The project, ordered by the Kuwait National Petroleum Co., is for an update of eco-friendly production systems at the existing Mina Al Ahmadhi and Mina Abdullah facilities so that sulfur content of petroleum products will fall under 5 percent whenwork is completed. The $12 billion Clean Fuels Project, moreover, calls for the expansion of combined oil refinin
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Former CEOs jailed for collusion on river project
Two former chiefs of large local builders on Thursday received suspended jail sentences for collusion in the former Lee Myung-bak administration’s highly controversial project to refurbish the country’s four major rivers.The Seoul Central District Court sentenced Kim Jung-gyeom, former chief of Hyundai Construction & Engineering Co., to eight months in jail with a one-year stay of execution. Seo Jong-wuk, the ex-president of Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co., was given a jail term of one and
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Large business group rankings fluctuate in ’13
The corporate rankings of South Korea’s large businesses fluctuated sharply last year with further changes expected in 2014 as many struggle to cope with difficult times, local data showed Wednesday.According to CEO Score, an online corporate productivity evaluation site, the rise and fall of conglomerates in 2013 was the most volatile since the 1998 Asian financial crisis.STX, Tongyang and Woongjin groups faced outright dissolution or came close to losing their status as three of the 50 largest
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Half of listed firms' operating profit falls in Q3
Nearly half of South Korea's listed companies saw their operating profit fall on-year in the third quarter, data showed Thursday, as the economic slump weighed down on builders and chemical firms.Of the 51 companies listed on the country's main stock market that announced their earnings for the July-September period, 23 firms suffered a decline in their net profit from a year earlier, according to the data by FnGuide.The financial information provider said the weak performances among local liste
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Builders cornered by market slump, sanctions
Local constructors, which saw all-time low sales performances in the first quarter, pledged to make up for their losses by year-end. But industry watchers said even with countermeasures it would be implausible due to the continued market slump and government sanctions.The state-run Korea Water Resources Corp., or K-water, last week imposed a ban on 10 construction companies for rigging the bid on the four-river restoration project.As a result, the country’s top builders including Hyundai Enginee
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Major builders’ Q3 profits forecast to have dropped
The country’s major construction companies are expected to have suffered a drop in their earnings in the third quarter of the year, data showed Thursday, in the latest sign of trouble for local builders amid a protracted slump.The combined net profits of Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co., Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co. and four other builders are projected to reach 430 billion won ($404 million) in the July-September period, down 43 percent from the same period last year, according t
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GS E&C-led consortium wins $3.7b order from Kazakhstan
GS Engineering & Construction Corp., South Korea’s fourth-largest builder, said Monday it will build a $3.7 billion petrochemical plant in Kazakhstan with British and German partners.GS E&C said the proposed plant in the Tengiz and Karabatan regions, about 1,500 kilometers southwest of the capital Astana, will have an annual production capacity of 400,000 tons of polyethylene, a raw material used in making plastics.The South Korean builder said its share of the project came to $1.4 billion, with
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Warrants sought for construction firm executives over rigging scheme
Warrants have been sought for six incumbent and former executives of four local major builders on suspicions of colluding in the former Lee Myung-bak administration's highly controversial project to refurbish the country's four major rivers, prosecutors said Wednesday.The four -- Hyundai Construction & Engineering Co., GS Engineering & Construction Co., SK Engineering & Construction Co. and Samsung C&T Corp. -- allegedly colluded to win bids for the first phase of the mega-budget project, which
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A third of builders suffer net loss in H1
Nearly one out of three South Korean listed construction companies posted net losses in the first half of this year, data showed Monday, due to the protracted property slump from home and abroad.According to the data by market researcher FnGuide, 18 out of South Korea’s 58 listed builders posted a net loss in the January-June period, with 13 of them moving inversely to shortfalls from six months earlier.GS Engineering & Construction Co. saw its net loss reach 554.6 billion won ($499.6 million) i
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K-water edges toward Thai project win
Korea Water Resources Corp., or K-water, has completed price negotiations with the Thai government over a Thai water management and flood prevention scheme, raising hopes that the preferred bidder will win the massive project.“Both sides agreed to set the cost at 6.1 trillion won ($5.3 billion) to proceed modules A5 and A3 out of nine modules, which the Korean company won,’’ the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said in its statement on Wednesday. The A-5 project to build floodways
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GS E&C wins $1.03b order from Turkey
GS Engineering & Construction Corp., South Korea’s fourth-largest builder, said Tuesday that it has won a $1.03 billion order to build an oil refinery plant in Turkey.The deal is part of a $3.45 billion deal that was signed between Star Refining Inc. and a consortium led by TR, Spain’s leading engineering company, on Monday. The consortium also includes Italian oil service group Saipem and Japan’s Itochu Corp.Star Refining is a joint venture between the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic a
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Prosecutors raid 30 construction firms in river project investigation
Prosecutors raided more than 30 construction firms Wednesday that are suspected of creating slush funds, embezzlement and price-fixing in connection with the four-river refurbishment project under the former Lee Myung-bak administration. Scores of investigators from two teams at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office searched the headquarters and local offices of GS Engineering & Construction, Daewoo E&C, SK E&C, Samsung C&T Corp, and POSCO E&C, in Seoul, Gyeonggi Province and South Jeol
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Seoul shares fall 1.24 pct on Q1 earnings woe
South Korean stocks closed 1.24 percent lower Thursday due to rising concerns over the listed firms' earnings for the first quarter, analysts said. The local currency fell against the U.S. dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) shed 23.78 points to finish at 1900.06. Trading volume was moderate at 336.9 million shares worth 4.2 trillion won (US$3.75 billion) with losers outnumbering gainers 464 to 339. "Investors sat on the sidelines as the first-quarter earnings of l