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SK Telecom Co., Ltd. filings document the foreign-issuer reporting record for the SKM American depositary shares, which each represent 5/9 of an ordinary share. The company's Form 20-F annual reports and Form 6-K current reports disclose consolidated and separate operating results, annual business reporting under Korean standards, subsidiary structure, and audited financial statements.
SK Telecom's regulatory disclosures also cover quarterly cash dividends, treasury-share disposals for stock compensation and stock-option exercises, board approvals, director compensation, leadership and governance changes, and corporate actions involving SK Broadband, its fixed-line telecommunications subsidiary.
SK Telecom Co., Ltd. reported a change in its representative director. The role will shift from Young Sang Ryu to Jaihun Jung, following a resolution by the company’s Board of Directors on March 26, 2026. This change affects the company’s officially registered legal representative.
The filing also outlines Jung’s background. He has served as Chief Executive Officer of SK Telecom since 2025 and previously held senior roles including Chief Governance Officer and Head of External Affairs. Before joining SK Group companies, he held high-level judicial and administrative positions within Korea’s court system.
SK Telecom Co., Ltd. reported that shareholders approved the financial statements for the 42nd fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, along with all other proposals at the annual general meeting.
On a consolidated basis, the company recorded operating revenue of 17,099,213 million Won, operating income of 1,073,215 million Won and profit for the year of 375,084 million Won, with basic earnings per share of 1,825 Won. Shareholders approved cash dividends totaling 353,550,576,500 Won, including an interim dividend of 1,660 Won per common share and a market dividend rate of 3.1%. They also approved amendments to the articles of incorporation, a reduction of capital reserve, director and audit committee appointments for three-year terms, the ceiling on director remuneration, and a plan for holding and disposal of treasury shares.
SK Telecom Co., Ltd. reports 2025 separate results showing weaker earnings under K-IFRS. Operating revenue was W12,051,068 million, down from W12,774,060 million in 2024, with operating profit falling to W811,842 million from W1,523,175 million. Profit for the year declined to W410,795 million from W1,280,484 million.
Total assets were W25,148,736 million and shareholders’ equity W11,991,050 million as of December 31, 2025. Net cash from operating activities was W2,753,008 million, while investing and financing activities used cash, reducing year-end cash and cash equivalents to W771,861 million from W1,165,158 million.
SK Telecom Co., Ltd. reported weaker 2025 results under K-IFRS. Operating revenue declined to W17,099,213 million from W17,940,609 million, and operating profit fell to W1,073,215 million from W1,823,409 million. Profit for the year dropped to W375,084 million versus W1,387,095 million, with basic EPS down to W1,825 from W5,780.
Total assets were W30,107,783 million and shareholders’ equity W12,955,292 million as of December 31, 2025, reflecting large other comprehensive income of W1,529,834 million, mainly from W1,465,513 million of valuation gains on financial assets at fair value through OCI. Net cash from operating activities was W3,923,847 million, while investing and financing activities used W1,737,109 million and W2,711,763 million respectively, reducing year-end cash to W1,490,024 million.
Auditors issued unmodified opinions on both the consolidated financial statements and internal control over financial reporting. Key audit matters focused on the existence and accuracy of wireless service revenue of W9,715,601 million and the impairment assessment of goodwill of W764,082 million allocated to the fixed-line telecommunication services cash-generating unit.
SK Telecom has amended its upcoming annual shareholder meeting agenda to add a new item seeking approval of a plan for holding and disposing of treasury shares. The amendment does not change any other previously announced agenda items.
The AGM will consider eight items, including approval of 2025 financial statements, amendments to the Articles of Incorporation, capital reserve reduction, multiple director appointments, audit committee changes and the ceiling on director remuneration. The new item 8 covers the plan to hold and dispose of treasury shares, including disposal of 196,475 common shares acquired through a trust agreement. Related data show common share treasury holdings of 1,797,787 at the commencement date of holding and 1,601,312 as of the disposal date, with shares outstanding excluding treasury shares moving from 212,992,266 to 213,188,741 and the treasury share ratio changing from 0.84% to 0.75%.
SK Telecom is calling its annual general meeting for March 26, 2026 in Seoul to approve 2025 financial statements, amend its articles, reduce capital reserve, appoint directors and set the directors’ remuneration ceiling at W 10,000,000,000.
Preliminary 2025 consolidated results show operating revenue of W 17,099,213 million and operating profit of W 1,073,215 million, both lower than 2024. Profit for the year fell to W 375,084 million, with basic EPS of W 1,825. Strong valuation gains on financial assets lifted other comprehensive income to W 1,529,834 million, driving total comprehensive income to W 1,904,918 million.
Proposed governance changes include enabling hybrid electronic shareholder meetings and electronic proxies, renaming “outside” directors as “independent” directors, clarifying that directors’ duties extend to the company and shareholders under applicable laws, and expanding separate elections for audit committee members. These amendments take effect between July 23, 2026 and January 1, 2027, while the financials remain subject to audit with final statements to be posted in early to mid‑March 2026.
SK TELECOM CO LTD filed an amended insider ownership report for Investor Relations Officer Kim Taehee. The filing shows direct ownership of 4,000 shares of common stock following the reported holdings. The amendment does not indicate any specific buy or sell transaction linked to this update.
SK TELECOM CO LTD Investor Relations Officer Kim Taehee filed an initial ownership report showing direct holdings of 4,000 shares of the company’s common stock. This Form 3 filing establishes the insider’s starting ownership position and does not reflect a new buy or sell transaction.
SK Telecom Co., Ltd. reported that it will not distribute any cash year-end dividends for 2025. Management reached this decision after reviewing the company’s operating results and changes in the business environment and confirmed it in a report to the board of directors on February 5, 2026.
The company states that it still plans to pursue shareholder return efforts aimed at enhancing shareholder and corporate value, but any future actions will depend on improvements in cash flow and overall financial conditions.
SK Telecom reports preliminary Q4 2025 results showing mixed trends. On a consolidated basis, operating revenue was 43,287 (unit: 100 millions of Won), down 4.05% from Q4 2024 and full-year revenue was 170,992, down 4.69% year over year.
Consolidated operating income for Q4 was 1,191, rising sharply from 484 in Q3 2025 but falling 53.12% from 2,541 a year earlier; full-year operating income dropped 41.14% to 10,732. Profit for the period was 970 in Q4 and 3,751 for 2025, down 75.43% and 72.96% year over year, respectively.
Profit attributable to controlling interests was 1,125 in Q4 and 4,084 for 2025, declines of 61.30% and 67.33% versus 2024. Separate (parent-only) results show similar patterns, with Q4 2025 operating revenue of 30,837 and full-year 120,511, both slightly below 2024. These figures are prepared under IFRS as adopted in Korea and may change after the external audit.