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The Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) (NYSE: KEP) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s U.S. regulatory disclosures, along with AI-assisted context. As a foreign private issuer in the utilities and nuclear electric power generation sector, KEPCO reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission primarily through Form 20-F annual reports and Form 6-K current reports.
KEPCO’s Form 20-F annual reports include audited consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year, prepared under Korean International Financial Reporting Standards (K-IFRS). These filings describe the company’s major businesses, segment information for electricity sales, nuclear generation, thermal generation, plant maintenance and engineering services, and other business areas, as well as details on share capital, dividends and risk-related disclosures. On this page, AI-generated summaries help explain the structure and key themes of each 20-F so readers can quickly identify sections relevant to KEP stock analysis.
Frequent Form 6-K submissions furnish interim and event-driven information. KEPCO uses 6-K filings to present unaudited consolidated and separate results of operations for periods such as the first half or third quarter of a fiscal year, to provide English summaries of quarterly business reports originally prepared in Korean, and to announce planned earnings conference calls. Other 6-Ks cover board resolutions, including contributions to the Korea Institute of Energy Technology (KENTECH), and corporate governance reports that outline board structure, committee roles and shareholder rights practices.
For investors monitoring financial performance and capital structure, these filings contain data on sales, operating profit or loss, net income or loss, total assets, total liabilities and equity, as well as segment-level results and power purchase information from KEPCO’s generation subsidiaries. Stock Titan’s interface surfaces these documents as they are made available through EDGAR and applies AI to highlight important points, such as changes in segment performance or governance developments, without replacing the full text of the original filings.
While KEPCO, as a foreign issuer, does not typically file Forms 10-K or 10-Q, its 20-F and 6-K reports serve a similar role in disclosing annual and interim information. This page is designed to help users locate specific KEPCO filings, understand their purpose and navigate the detailed financial and operational data they contain when evaluating Korea Electric Power Corporation and its KEP-listed securities.
Korea Electric Power Corporation reports significantly stronger results for the nine months ended September 30, 2025. On a consolidated basis, sales reached W73,746 billion, up from W69,870 billion a year earlier, driven mainly by higher electricity sales. Operating profit rose to W11,541 billion from W5,946 billion, as gross profit improved across transmission, nuclear and non‑nuclear generation.
Net income increased to W7,328 billion, compared with W2,590 billion in the prior‑year period, and earnings attributable to shareholders were W7,221 billion. Total assets were W253,092 billion and total equity grew to W47,751 billion, reflecting retained earnings growth, while total liabilities were broadly stable at W205,340 billion. Operating cash flow strengthened to W17,388 billion, supporting continued heavy investment in property, plant and equipment.
The filing also details segment performance, board and audit committee activities, shareholder structure, director and employee compensation, and the volume and value of pending legal proceedings and finalized administrative fines within the group.
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) reported unaudited K-IFRS results for Q3 2025 showing sharper profitability. Operating revenues were KRW 27,572 billion, up from KRW 26,103 billion a year ago. Operating income rose to KRW 5,652 billion from KRW 3,396 billion. Net income increased to KRW 3,790 billion from KRW 1,880 billion, with KRW 3,756 billion attributable to owners.
For the first nine months of 2025, operating revenues were KRW 73,747 billion versus KRW 69,870 billion in 2024. Operating income reached KRW 11,541 billion (from KRW 5,946 billion), and net income was KRW 7,328 billion (from KRW 2,590 billion), with KRW 7,221 billion attributable to owners. These figures are preliminary and unaudited, prepared under K-IFRS.
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) plans an additional contribution of KRW 9.993 billion to the Korea Institute of Energy Technology (KENTECH) on November 10, 2025, following consultation with the Government.
The contribution is part of the previously resolved KRW 45.9 billion approved on June 20, 2025, rather than an incremental increase. Funds are expected to support construction of main facilities and operational expenses at KENTECH in 2025.
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) announced it plans to release its preliminary unaudited consolidated earnings results for Q3 2025 and will host a conference call on November 13, 2025 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM (Seoul Time). The call will be conducted in Korean with English interpretation provided.
For additional details, investors can contact KEPCO’s IR team at taeseop.eom@kepco.co.kr or +82-61-345-4211.
Korea Electric Power Corp (KEP) filed a Form 6-K providing interim consolidated results and corporate disclosures for the six months ended June 30, 2025. The company reported total assets of W249,899,672 million, total liabilities of W206,232,333 million and total equity of W43,667,339 million at June 30, 2025. Consolidated revenue for the six-month period is presented in the filing as W45,202,445 million and consolidated operating profit for the period is shown as W5,889,479 million. The report lists segment volumes, prices per kWh by customer type and generation type, patent counts, committee actions and numerous board resolutions approved during Jan–Jun 2025, including approval of a mid-to long-term financial management plan (2025–2029) and capital contribution for a Saudi Arabia project.
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) filed an amended report updating details of its guarantees of third-party debt. The amendment replaces prior information about the balance of KEPCO’s financial guarantees, including amounts for Remal Energy Company and Naseem Energy Company. The updated table shows a debt guarantee balance for Remal Energy Company of KRW 623,417,084,174, equal to USD 447,857,100.70 using an exchange rate of 1 USD to 1,392.00 KRW, and for Naseem Energy Company of KRW 626,575,506,144, equal to USD 450,126,082.00 at the same exchange rate.
The filing is an amended Form 6-K from Korea Electric Power Corp that discloses the balance of a debt guarantee in both Korean won and U.S. dollars. The amounts shown are KRW 597,135,013,915 (USD 428,976,303.10) and KRW 599,503,835,299 (USD 430,678,042.60). The item is presented as a note and the document is signed by Joo, Hwa-Sik, Vice President.
Korea Electric Power Corporation reported substantially stronger earnings for the first half of fiscal 2025 on a consolidated and separate basis, prepared under K-IFRS as preliminary, unaudited results. Consolidated revenue for Jan.-Jun. 2025 reached KRW 46,174 billion, up KRW 2,408 billion from the prior year, and consolidated operating income rose to KRW 5,889 billion (up KRW 3,339 billion). Consolidated net income was KRW 3,538 billion, versus KRW 710 billion a year earlier.
On a separate basis the company also moved from a loss to profit: Jan.-Jun. 2025 separate net income was KRW 3,085 billion (up KRW 2,948 billion year-over-year), and separate operating income improved to KRW 2,857 billion. These figures are preliminary estimates and have not been audited or reviewed by independent accountants.
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) amended its Form 6-K/A to disclose parent guarantees totaling KRW 1,173,253,249,214 (USD 842,854,345.70) for two Saudi project companies, Remal Energy Company and Naseem Energy Company. The guarantees cover payment obligations under power purchase agreements, equity bridge loans, capital contributions and local content management.
The guaranteed amount represents about 2.8% of KEPCO's consolidated equity of KRW 41,362,833,061,743 (as of Dec 31, 2024). KEPCO reports an aggregate financial guarantees balance of KRW 2,508,354,664,718. The board approved the guarantees on November 20, 2024 with all eight outside directors present and the audit committee standing member in attendance. The filing notes some executed guarantees are smaller than previously approved amounts and uses an exchange rate of 1 USD = 1,392 KRW.
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