Headquartered in Posco Center, Seoul Fiscal year ends December NYSE: PKX posco-inc.com
POSCO Holdings Inc. is a South Korean holding company that operates primarily through its subsidiaries in the steel industry and related businesses. The company's core subsidiary, POSCO, is one of the world's largest steelmakers. POSCO Holdings' portfolio extends beyond steel into areas including IT services and engineering (through POSCO DX COMPANY LTD.), energy, materials, and infrastructure. The company is classified as a large-scale corporation in South Korea and maintains significant stakes in affiliated companies across its business ecosystem. POSCO Holdings is focused on enhancing corporate value through strategic portfolio management, including reducing its holding company discount by selectively adjusting its stakes in subsidiaries while using derivative instruments such as Price Return Swaps to manage economic exposure. Updated
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POSCO Holdings Inc. is a South Korean holding company that operates primarily through its subsidiaries in the steel industry and related businesses. The company's core subsidiary, POSCO, is one of the world's largest steelmakers.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for PKX is $68.03, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $68.04. PKX price prediction →
