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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₩ 22,250
₩ 2000.89%
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$ 16.11
$ 0.140.92%
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Previous Close
22,450
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Open
22,450
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High
22,700
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Low
22,000
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Volume
890,246
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Market Cap (T KRW)
19,807,973,500
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Industry
Etc.
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CEO
Cho Won-tae
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Headquarters
260 Haneul-gil, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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Website
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Korean Air Skypass bags 2nd win at National Service Awards
Korean Air said Friday that its mileage program Skypass had won the top award in the airline membership sector at this year’s National Service Awards, marking the second consecutive year it has received the honor. The National Service Awards evaluates and honors services most cherished by consumers across industries throughout the year. Celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, Korean Air’s Skypass enables members to accumulate mileage based on their usage of Korean Air and its par
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N. Korea condemns joint military exercise by S. Korea, US, Japan
North Korea vowed Sunday to take action to protect its sovereignty as it condemned South Korea, the United States and Japan for their recent joint military exercises. The move came amid a growing North Korea-Russia alignment after Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un signed a "comprehensive strategic partnership" treaty that calls for providing military assistance to each other without delay if either side comes under an armed attack. "We will prote
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S. Korea, US, Japan wrap up 1st trilateral 'Freedom Edge' exercise
South Korea, the United States and Japan are scheduled to conclude their first trilateral multidomian military exercise Saturday afternoon, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, as the three countries looked to strengthen their deterrence against North Korean threats. Titled "Freedom Edge," the three-day exercise began Thursday in international waters south of South Korea's southern resort island of Jeju. Defense chiefs of the three nations had agreed to launch these drills earlier in June,
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Korean Air's Q2 earnings to surpass market consensus: report
Korean Air is expected to continue its trajectory with another solid quarter, backed by increased revenue from the company’s cargo business, according to a security firm’s report and industry sources Friday. According to Daishin Securities’ report, Korean Air’s revenue from its cargo business is expected to increase in the second quarter due to high demand, increased cargo and a recent drop in fuel prices. “The April-June period is considered as a low season for air
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[Graphic News] Qatar Airways named world’s top airline, Korean Air No. 2
Qatar Airways has been named the world's best airline by aviation rating website AirlineRatings.com. The Doha-based carrier has taken the title, “Airline of the Year 2024,” on the world’s only safety and product rating website. AirlineRatings.com releases an annual ranking of the top 25 airlines, based on criteria including: aircraft safety, flight crew service, serious accident history and passenger evaluations. This year, Korean Air secured second place on the list, fo
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N. Korea launches nearly 200 trash-carrying balloons overnight: JCS
North Korea sent more than 180 trash-carrying balloons toward South Korea overnight, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Thursday, in what marked its third consecutive balloon launch this week. Some 70 balloons, largely carrying small pieces of paper, mostly landed in Seoul and the northern part of Gyeonggi Province that surrounds the capital, the JCS said in a notice to reporters. As of 9 a.m., there were no balloons floating in the air, while an analysis of retrieved trash has so far indicated they
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N. Korea says it successfully conducted multiple warhead missile capability test
North Korea claimed to have successfully conducted a missile test aimed at securing multiple warhead capability, state media said Thursday, contradicting South Korea's assessment that the test is believed to have ended in failure. During the test conducted Wednesday, the North's Missile Administration "successfully conducted the separation and guidance control test of individual mobile warheads," the Korean Central News Agency said. The North said the test was "aimed at
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N. Korea sends trash-carrying balloons to S. Korea for 3rd day
North Korea on Wednesday sent balloons presumed to be carrying trash toward South Korea again, the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said, in what marked its third consecutive balloon launch campaign this week alone. The JCS said the balloons appeared to be travelling in a southeastern direction from the northern part of Gyeonggi Province that surrounds Seoul. It advised the public to not touch fallen balloons and report them to the military or police. With the latest launch, North Korea is estimated
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Whooping cough outbreak spreads among Korean students
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Peruvian K-pop girl group BlingOne to debut with ‘Kiss & Call’
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A Korean 'Mrs. Doubtfire'? Jo Jung-suk stars in comedy 'Pilot'
Actor Jo Jung-suk, who led the 2019 action comedy “Exit” has returned with comedy flick “Pilot.” In the upcoming movie, appears as Han Jang-mi, a female pilot. The trailer showing Jo dressed up as a female pilot and wearing colorful makeup quickly went viral upon its release Monday. In the film, Jo plays Jung-woo, a retired pilot who disguises himself as a woman – Jang-mi – to get re-employed. The 43-year-old actor said he referenced Robin Williams’ 1993
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Dispute rises over police deploying officers to plant fire site without gas masks
Korean National Police Agency has been embroiled in a controversy over an anonymous claim that it dispatched a strike unit to Monday's deadly battery plant fire site without gas masks. Police told local media that the controversial action was due to the officers being deployed in the area that was over 100 meters away from the battery plant in Hwaseong, 45 kilometers south of Seoul. A person claiming to be a member of the police special operation unit said Tuesday that the unit had been s
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N. Korea launches some 250 trash-carrying balloons overnight: JCS
North Korea has launched more than 250 trash-carrying balloons toward South Korea overnight, Seoul's military said Wednesday, marking the sixth launch of such balloons since late last month. Some 100 balloons, mostly carrying scrap paper, landed in Seoul and the northern part of Gyeonggi Province that surrounds the capital, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a notice to reporters. As of 9 a.m., there were no balloons floating in the air, while an analysis of retrieved balloons showed they di
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[Editorial] Improve safety standards
A massive fire broke out at a lithium battery plant in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, Monday, leaving 23 people dead and eight injured. As one of the worst chemical plant accidents in South Korea, it raises questions about the cause of the fire and the lack of safety measures. All the deceased victims were found on the second floor of the gutted warehouse at the plant of lithium battery maker Aricell, where the fire started at 10:31 a.m. Monday. Firefighters rushed to the three-story, reinforced c