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The POSCO Holdings Inc. (NYSE: PKX) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s U.S. regulatory disclosures, including annual and current reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. POSCO Holdings is a Korea-based holding company and the ultimate parent of POSCO Group, which is active in steel, infrastructure, and secondary battery materials businesses.
POSCO Holdings files an annual report on Form 20-F, which contains detailed information about its operations, risk factors, and financial reporting for each fiscal year. The company also furnishes English-language translations of its quarterly reports via Form 6-K, making its periodic performance information available to U.S. investors.
In addition, POSCO Holdings uses Form 6-K to report a variety of material and governance-related events. Recent examples include resolutions on cash dividend payments, notices on dividend record dates, decisions on equity investments in subsidiaries and joint projects, responses to rumors or media reports regarding potential acquisitions or partnerships, disclosures on serious industrial accidents at subsidiaries, and notices of provisional earnings announcements and business plan presentations.
For investors analyzing PKX, these filings can be used to track how POSCO Holdings manages capital allocation, dividend policy, international investments in areas such as lithium and steel projects, and its responses to regulatory inquiries and safety incidents. The filings also document changes to shareholder procedures, such as amendments to dividend record date practices and record dates for voting rights at general meetings.
On Stock Titan, users can review POSCO Holdings’ Form 20-F annual reports, 6-K current reports, and related exhibits, with AI-powered tools available to summarize key sections and highlight important points. This can help readers interpret lengthy documents, identify disclosures relevant to steel and battery materials operations, and follow developments in POSCO Holdings’ governance, risk management, and strategic investments over time.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. has filed a report to notify investors of the record date for its 2025 year-end dividend, as designated under Article 56 (Dividends) of its Articles of Incorporation.
The filing is a formal notice only and is signed on behalf of the company by Executive Vice President Han, Young Ah.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reports that its subsidiary POSCO has approved a year-end cash dividend for 2025. At a board meeting on February 2, 2026, POSCO’s directors resolved to pay a cash dividend of KRW 6,278 per share.
The total year-end dividend amounts to KRW 605,705,363,750, with a record date of December 31, 2025, meaning shareholders on that date are entitled to receive the payment. This decision reflects POSCO’s distribution of a substantial portion of cash to its shareholders for the 2025 financial year.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reports a sharp earnings decline on a consolidated K-IFRS basis for the fiscal year ended 2025. Sales were KRW 69,094,886,193 thousand, down 4.9% from 2024. Operating income fell 15.9% to KRW 1,827,063,211 thousand.
Net income dropped significantly to KRW 504,403,472 thousand, a 46.8% decrease from the prior year, mainly due to a one-time loss in Construction and a weak market in Rechargeable Battery Materials. Total assets were KRW 105,192,437,964 thousand and total shareholders’ equity KRW 62,377,691,038 thousand at year-end.
The company classifies itself as a large-sized corporation. These figures are preliminary, prepared for investor convenience before external audit, and may change following the review process.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reports preliminary 2025 consolidated results for subsidiary POSCO, showing higher profits despite slightly lower sales. Sales were KRW thou. 43,559,136,166, down 2.4% from 44,644,092,226 in 2024. Operating income rose to 2,226,704,112, a 28.6% increase from 1,732,152,969. Net income increased 20.6% to 1,300,557,567 from 1,078,744,000, supported by lower raw material prices, cost-cutting, and greater sales of high-value added products.
Total assets were 50,280,606,138, with total liabilities of 16,087,108,549 and shareholders’ equity of 34,193,497,589. For the parent, consolidated shareholders’ equity (excluding non-controlling interests) was 33,261,637,495, and non-consolidated sales were 35,010,837,156. The figures are prepared under K-IFRS and may change after the external audit.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reports weaker 2025 results, with consolidated revenue of KRW 69.095 trillion versus KRW 72.688 trillion in 2024, a 5.0% decline. Operating profit fell to KRW 1.827 trillion from KRW 2.174 trillion, and net profit dropped to KRW 0.504 trillion from KRW 0.948 trillion, reflecting a 47.4% decrease.
Profit attributable to owners of the controlling company declined to KRW 0.658 trillion from KRW 1.095 trillion, while the operating margin eased from 3.0% to 2.6%. The company cites weak performance in rechargeable battery materials and construction despite a recovery in steel.
Net debt increased to KRW 12.900 trillion, and the net debt-to-equity ratio rose to 20.7%. Management expects 2026 profits to grow, supported by commercial-scale lithium production in Argentina and further sales of non-core and non-profit assets, alongside ongoing overseas steel and battery materials investments.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reported provisional 2025 separate financial results for its subsidiary POSCO, showing lower sales but sharply higher profits. Revenue was 35.01 trillion KRW in 2025 versus 37.56 trillion KRW in 2024, a 6.8% decline.
Despite this, operating profit rose to 1.78 trillion KRW from 1.47 trillion KRW, up 21.1%. Profit before income tax increased to 1.43 trillion KRW from 1.15 trillion KRW, and net profit improved to 1.14 trillion KRW from 0.90 trillion KRW, gains of 24.3% and 26.7% respectively.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. has scheduled a conference call to present its provisional earnings for FY2025 and discuss its business plan. The session will take place on January 29, 2026 at 3:00 pm KST and will be held via conference call rather than an in‑person meeting. The company expects participation from analysts, institutional investors and the press, and has set aside time for a dedicated Q&A session following the earnings and business plan presentation.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. filed a report addressing a Korean media article about potential large-scale investments linked to its overseas steel strategy. The company explains that, as part of its plan to seek growth overseas and expand in the high-profit U.S. steel market, it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Cleveland Cliffs.
POSCO states that discussions are underway with Cleveland Cliffs regarding equity ownership and the size of a possible investment, but confirms that no decisions have been finalized. The company indicates it will provide another disclosure when specific matters are decided or by April 1, 2026, referencing an earlier related disclosure dated December 8, 2025.
POSCO Holdings Inc. filed an update explaining its position on media reports about a potential acquisition of shipping company HMM. The company states that POSCO Group is conducting a preliminary assessment to see whether acquiring HMM could create strategic synergies and fit its long-term business objectives. It emphasizes that no decision has been made on whether to participate in the acquisition process. POSCO Holdings plans to provide another disclosure when specific matters are decided in the future or by June 30, 2026, in response to an inquiry from the Korea Exchange about the press report dated September 5, 2025.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reported a serious industrial accident at a construction site of its subsidiary POSCO E&C on the Shinansan Line Section 4-2. A reinforcing bar installed at the top of a tunnel fell and struck workers, causing one fatality and two injuries on December 18, 2025. The incident was reported to the Ministry of Employment and Labor on the same day.
A site inspection was conducted by the police and the Ministry of Employment and Labor, and the company states it will establish measures to prevent recurrence. On December 18, 2025, the Seoul Regional Employment and Labor Office, Seoul Southern Branch, issued a partial work suspension order covering all lining operations in Section 4-2, which is highlighted as information to be considered for investment decisions.