POSCO Holdings Inc. filings document its foreign-private-issuer reporting, ADS-related public-company disclosures and role as the holding company for POSCO Group. Annual Form 20-F materials and translated Korean business reports cover the company’s steel, infrastructure, rechargeable battery materials and investment activities, along with consolidated and separate K-IFRS financial statements.
Form 6-K reports provide current disclosures on provisional earnings, shareholder-return policies, corporate value-up plans, subsidiary POSCO matters, material investment decisions, governance processes, ESG risk response and responses to market rumors or media reports.
POSCO Holdings Inc. has designated August 24, 2026 (Seoul Time) as the record date for its 2nd quarter 2026 dividend. This date will be used to finalize the list of shareholders who are eligible to receive the quarterly dividend for that period, in accordance with Article 56-2 (Quarterly Dividends) of its Articles of Incorporation.
POSCO Holdings Inc. outlines its 2026 Corporate Value-up Plan, setting 2028 goals of consolidated revenue of KRW 87.9 trillion (CAGR 8.4%), ROIC 5.8%, a price-to-book ratio of 1.0, and a shareholder return ratio of 35–40% of adjusted net profit attributable to controlling interest.
The strategy centers on three cores: Steel, targeting 10Mtpa overseas crude steel capacity by 2031 and a technology-driven green transformation; Lithium + α, aiming to expand lithium production capacity to 173Ktpa by 2033 and build wider critical-mineral supply chains; and Energy, growing the LNG value chain and renewable projects such as solar plus BESS, offshore wind and SAF-linked biofuels.
Financially, the group plans a KRW 29.1 trillion mid-term investment program for 2026–2028 and continued shareholder returns via dividends and treasury share cancellations. Dividend per share was KRW 10,000 in both 2024 and 2025, with 2025 dividends of KRW 756.2 billion and a payout ratio of 115.0%, and the company states it qualifies as a high-dividend company under Korean tax law.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reported provisional separate financial results for its subsidiary POSCO for Q2 2026. Revenue was 9.42 trillion KRW, up 5.4% from Q1 2026 and 5.2% from Q2 2025. The yearly revenue amount was 18.35 trillion KRW, 2.4% higher than the comparable 2025 figure.
Operating profit for Q2 2026 was 0.27 trillion KRW, 28.5% higher than Q1 2026 but 46.6% lower than Q2 2025; the yearly operating profit amount was 0.49 trillion KRW, down 43.3%. Profit before income tax was 0.05 trillion KRW, a decline of 78.1% from Q1 2026 and 85.6% from Q2 2025, with the yearly amount at 0.30 trillion KRW, down 54.7%.
Net profit was 0.06 trillion KRW, 69.1% lower than Q1 2026 and 79.6% below Q2 2025. The yearly net profit amount was 0.24 trillion KRW, 52.2% below the prior-year level.
POSCO Holdings reported strong Q2 2026 results, with consolidated revenue of 19,259 billion KRW, up 7.7% quarter-on-quarter and 9.7% year-on-year. Operating profit rose to 819 billion KRW (from 707 billion KRW in Q1 2026), lifting the operating margin to 4.3%. Net profit increased to 761 billion KRW, while net profit attributable to owners of the controlling company reached 617 billion KRW, and EPS was 7,785 KRW. EBITDA was 1,873 billion KRW with a 9.7% margin.
Steel remained the core contributor, with Q2 2026 steel revenue of 15,393 billion KRW and operating profit of 403 billion KRW, supported by higher carbon steel selling prices despite raw material cost pressure. Rechargeable battery materials swung to a segment operating profit of 41 billion KRW, led by POSCO FUTURE M, while lithium subsidiaries, including POSCO-Argentina, improved profitability. Infrastructure and trading operations through POSCO INTERNATIONAL delivered revenue of 9,623 billion KRW and operating profit of 429 billion KRW, driven by gas fields and Indonesian palm oil.
Total assets were 109,713 billion KRW, with net debt of 16,106 billion KRW, resulting in a net debt-to-equity ratio of 25.1%. Consolidated CAPEX in the first half of 2026 was 3.7 trillion KRW. The company highlighted strategic projects, including U.S. lithium DLE demonstration plans, LFP cathode capacity in Pohang targeting late 2027 commercial production, a rare gas plant capable of 130,000 Nm³ annually, a rare earth JV targeting 2028 commercial operation, and a new 2.5 Mtpa electric arc furnace investment of 600 billion KRW to supply lower-carbon steel.
POSCO Holdings Inc. plans to announce its 2nd Quarter 2026 provisional earnings and business plan through a conference call on July 30, 2026 at 3:00 pm (15:00) KST for analysts, institutional investors and the press.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. submitted a report describing the publication of its 2025 POSCO HOLDINGS Sustainability Report, which presents the company’s sustainable management and ESG strategies and performance. The report was verified by KPMG Samjong Accounting Corp. and follows GRI Standards (Core), the SASB industry classification, and TCFD recommendations, with financial information prepared under K-IFRS.
The sustainability report is filed on the POSCO Holdings website and covers areas such as corporate overview, key businesses, business portfolio strategy, ESG strategic and governance frameworks, risk management, double materiality assessment, material topics, and a fact and policy book. The filing notes a verification date of July 10, 2026 (Seoul Time).
POSCO Holdings outlines a mid- to long-term strategy to transform its business portfolio and financial policy. The group plans a “Triple-Core” portfolio across Industrial, Strategic, and Energy Resources, including overseas crude steel capacity of 10 million tons per year by 2031 and lithium production capacity of 173,000 tons by 2033.
For 2028, the company targets consolidated revenue of KRW 87.9 trillion and operating profit of KRW 6.7 trillion, supported by total investments of KRW 29.1 trillion between 2026 and 2028. Management aims to achieve a price-to-book ratio of at least 1.0x by 2028 through growth in lithium and energy, expansion of LNG and renewables, and technology such as hydrogen-reduction ironmaking.
The financial strategy focuses on shareholder returns and narrowing the holding company discount. From fiscal 2026, POSCO Holdings plans a performance-linked shareholder return policy targeting 35–40% of adjusted net profit attributable to controlling interests via dividends and share buybacks and cancellations. It also intends to monetize listed subsidiary stakes to around 50% by the end of 2027, reinvesting proceeds into strategic resource businesses and additional buybacks.
POSCO Holdings Inc. filed a Form 6-K responding to a disclosure inquiry about media reports on a potential acquisition of HMM. The company states that POSCO Group is conducting a preliminary assessment to see if such a deal would create strategic synergies and fit its long-term business objectives, but no decision has been made on participating in the acquisition. POSCO plans to provide another update when specific matters are decided or by December 29, 2026.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reported a change in the ownership position of its largest shareholder, the National Pension Service of Korea. As of June 18, 2026, National Pension Service held 6,576,661 common shares, representing 8.30% of the company’s issued common shares. This filing simply updates the market on the current stake size of the largest shareholder and does not describe any related transactions or strategic actions.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. plans to hold a CEO Investor Day in Seoul on July 2, 2026 at 14:00 KST. The event targets analysts, institutional investors, and the press, and will present the POSCO group’s portfolio transformation strategy across lithium and new businesses, energy, steel, R&D, and financial strategy.
The decision to hold the event was made on June 22, 2026. Presentation materials will be published on the company’s website on July 2, and additional CEO Investor Day sessions are scheduled in Singapore on July 6 and Hong Kong on July 8.