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KB Financial Group Inc. (KB) is a South Korean financial holding company that reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as a foreign issuer. This page aggregates the company’s SEC filings, including its annual report on Form 20-F and a series of current reports on Form 6-K that provide ongoing disclosure about its financial condition, capital structure and governance.
In its Form 20-F, KB Financial Group presents detailed information on its business as a financial holding company, its consolidated subsidiaries in banking, securities, insurance, credit cards, asset management and other financial services, and its financial statements prepared under applicable reporting standards. These annual filings are referenced in the company’s press releases, which note that investors can access the full reports and request hard copies free of charge.
The Group also furnishes frequent Form 6-K reports. These cover topics such as preliminary operating results for KB Financial Group and key subsidiaries, quarterly cash dividend declarations and record dates, annual dividend record dates, and resolutions related to the acquisition and cancellation of treasury shares. Other 6-K filings disclose changes in the shareholdings of major investors like the Korean National Pension Service and summarize business reports filed with Korean regulators.
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KB Financial Group Inc. plans to hold its annual general meeting of shareholders for fiscal year 2025 after a board resolution on February 25, 2026. The meeting will ask shareholders to approve several non-executive director nominees and audit committee members.
Candidates for non-executive director roles include Jaehong Choi, Myong-Hwal Lee, and Jeong Ho Seo, with proposed terms of one or two years. Additional items cover appointing Whajoon Cho and Sung-Yong Kim as non-executive directors serving on the audit committee, and confirming audit committee members Sun Yeop Kim and Jeong Ho Seo.
KB Financial Group Inc. plans to cancel 4,222,378 common shares that it will first acquire as treasury stock. The shares are expected to be bought on the stock exchange between February 6, 2026 and April 20, 2026 through KB Securities Co., Ltd., for an estimated total of KRW 600,000,000,000. After cancellation, the total number of issued shares will decrease from 372,850,455 common shares, but the company states that its paid-in capital will not be reduced because the cancellation is within profits available for dividends under Article 343-1 of the Korean Commercial Code.
KB Financial Group Inc. plans to acquire up to 4,222,378 common shares as treasury stock, with an estimated purchase amount of KRW 600,000,000,000. The board approved the program on February 5, 2026.
The buyback is scheduled from February 6, 2026 to April 20, 2026 through stock exchange purchases on the Korea Exchange, using KB Securities as the entrusted broker. The stated goal is to enhance shareholder return and increase corporate value by acquiring and cancelling treasury shares. As of February 5, 2026, KB Financial Group held 14,262,733 treasury shares, representing 3.83% of its shares, and the daily buying limit is 422,237 common shares. The company confirms that the repurchase capacity complies with Korean Commercial Code limits on profits available for dividends.
KB Financial Group reported that its wholly owned subsidiary Kookmin Bank has declared a cash dividend of KRW 2,310 per common share, totaling KRW 934,115,757,960, subject to shareholder approval. This dividend will be paid entirely to KB Financial Group, which owns all Kookmin Bank common shares.
The record date for this dividend is December 31, 2025, and payment is expected within one month after shareholder approval at Kookmin Bank’s annual general meeting, expected on March 25, 2026. This amount is in addition to quarterly dividends already paid of KRW 2,480 per share, or KRW 1,002,860,207,680 total.
KB Financial Group Inc. has set February 27, 2026 as the record date for determining shareholders entitled to receive its annual cash dividends for fiscal year 2025. This designation is made pursuant to Article 59 of the company’s Articles of Incorporation.
KB Financial Group Inc. plans a year-end cash dividend of KRW 1,605 per common share, for a total of KRW 575,533,293,810 based on 358,587,722 outstanding shares. This amount per share is in addition to quarterly dividends of KRW 2,762 per share already paid.
The record date is February 27, 2026 (Korea local time), and payment is expected within one month after shareholder approval at the annual general meeting. The board authorized the CEO to adjust the final dividend per share to meet tax incentive requirements for high-dividend companies, and the total amount may also change with the actual share count and audit results.
KB Financial Group Inc. reported preliminary consolidated results for fiscal year 2025 showing higher profits despite slightly lower revenue. Operating revenue was ₩81,378,163,985, down 4.50% from 2024, but net operating profit rose to ₩8,531,244,376, up 6.04%. Profit before income tax increased 17.34% to ₩8,196,679,379, and profit for the period grew 16.34% to ₩5,850,527,165. The group attributes these gains mainly to higher interest income from growth in average loan and financial assets and stronger fee income from robust product sales. Subsidiaries contributed meaningfully: Kookmin Bank’s 2025 profit for the period rose 21.7% and KB Securities’ operating revenue increased 30.61%, both on a consolidated basis.
KB Financial Group Inc. has scheduled its FY2025 earnings conference for Thursday, February 5, 2026. The event will start at 16:00 Korea time and will be available as a live webcast and conference call.
The presentation and Q&A will cover FY2025 earnings results and will be offered in both Korean and English, with simultaneous interpretation for English-speaking participants. Investors can join the Q&A session by telephone using the provided overseas and Korea dial-in numbers, passcode 6412#, and Q&A code *1.
KB Financial Group Inc. reported a change in the holdings of its largest shareholder, the Korean National Pension Service. The Korean National Pension Service increased its position from 32,666,149 shares of common stock, representing 8.56% of total shares as of November 14, 2025, to 33,107,971 shares of common stock, representing 8.68% of 381,462,103 total shares based on the shareholder registry as of December 31, 2025. This filing simply updates the market on the revised ownership percentage of the company’s largest shareholder.
KB Financial Group Inc. has terminated a trust agreement that had been used to acquire its treasury shares, following the expiration of the trust’s term on January 9, 2026. The trust, originally entered into on July 24, 2025 with Hana Securities Co., Ltd., had a total contract amount of KRW 660,000,000,000.
Upon termination, 5,564,253 common treasury shares from the trust will be returned to KB Financial Group’s corporate account. These shares are scheduled to be held from January 9, 2026 until January 15, 2026, the planned share cancellation date, which may change after consultations with authorities. Before termination, KB Financial Group held 22,874,381 common treasury shares, representing 6.0% of its common shares. Under Korean regulations, no separate board resolution was required because the trust ended at its scheduled expiry.