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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. reports 2025 consolidated revenue of KRW 69.1 trillion, down from KRW 72.7 trillion in 2024, as weaker steel and construction markets weighed on results. Operating profit fell to KRW 1.83 trillion, with profit attributable to shareholders declining to KRW 657.7 billion.
The steel segment remained the core business, generating KRW 59.4 trillion in sales and KRW 2.0 trillion in operating profit, while rechargeable battery materials delivered KRW 3.34 trillion in sales but a KRW 440.9 billion operating loss as POSCO continued investing in EV supply chains. The construction segment swung to a KRW 504.4 billion operating loss.
Despite lower earnings, the company maintained a KRW 10,000 dividend per share, leading to a consolidated payout ratio of 115%. Total assets reached KRW 105.2 trillion and equity attributable to shareholders was KRW 55.7 trillion. POSCO expanded its group footprint to 199 consolidated companies and advanced major projects in hydrogen-based steelmaking, LNG infrastructure, and battery materials.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. addressed a Korean media report linking it to a "10 trillion won HMM acquisition battle" by clarifying its actual strategic actions. The company explained that, as part of its steel business strategy to grow overseas and expand in the high-profit US market, it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Cleveland Cliffs. Discussions on equity ownership and investment size are ongoing, but no final decisions have been made. POSCO plans to disclose further details when specific matters are decided or by September 30, 2026, whichever comes first.
POSCO HOLDINGS outlines its 2024 Corporate Value-up Plan, targeting revenue growth with a CAGR of 6–8% and ROIC of 6–9% through 2027. The plan focuses on expanding steel in growth markets, strengthening secondary battery materials, and developing infrastructure and new businesses.
The company commits to shareholder returns through share cancellation of 6% over 2024–2026, immediate cancellation of newly repurchased shares, and using 50–60% of annual parent free cash flow to fund a base dividend of KRW 10,000 per share, with remaining cash also returned. POSCO confirms its status as a high-dividend company, citing dividend income of KRW 757,484,930,000 for the year including December 31, 2024 and a 2025 dividend payout ratio of 115.0%. Dividend amounts were KRW 757,484,930,000 for 2024 and KRW 756,207,790,000 for 2025, with the small decline due to the cancellation of 255,428 shares.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. is adjusting the exchange price of its foreign currency denominated exchangeable bonds that were issued on September 1, 2021, to reflect a cash dividend. The exchange price is being reduced from KRW 425,631 to KRW 419,025 per share.
Because of this lower exchange price, the number of shares available for exchange increases from 86,611 to 89,389 shares, while the total par value of non-exercised securities remains KRW 36,864,672,000. The company applies a formula based on the 20-day average closing price and the cash dividend per share.
The adjusted exchange price becomes effective on February 28, 2026, immediately after the record date for the fourth quarter 2025 dividend on February 27, 2026.
POSCO Holdings reports consolidated revenue of 69,094,886 million KRW and operating profit of 1,827,063 million KRW for 2025, with profit of 504,403 million KRW and net profit per share of 8,697 KRW. The company approved an annual dividend of 10,000 KRW per share, split into a year-end dividend of 2,500 KRW and quarterly dividends totaling 7,500 KRW, implying a dividend yield ratio of 2.8%. Shareholders also approved amendments to the Articles of Incorporation, renaming outside directors as independent directors, requiring the audit committee to consist entirely of independent directors, tightening the 3% voting cap for appointing and dismissing audit committee members, and introducing electronic general shareholder meetings from January 1, 2027. Several inside directors were appointed for one-year terms, including leaders of corporate strategy, technology, and business synergy divisions.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. filed its audited consolidated financial statements for 2025, prepared under KIFRS, along with an unqualified opinion on both the financial statements and internal control over financial reporting. Total assets were W105,192,438 million and total equity W62,377,691 million as of December 31, 2025.
Revenue was W69,094,886 million with operating profit of W1,827,063 million. Profit attributable to owners of the controlling company was W657,654 million, giving basic and diluted earnings per share of W8,697. Operating activities generated W4,571,910 million of cash, while investing activities used W6,687,278 million and financing activities provided W2,402,848 million.
The auditors highlighted key audit matters focused on cut-off and occurrence of export and overseas three-country sales, and estimation of total contract costs and percentage-of-completion for construction contracts at POSCO Eco & Challenge, reflecting areas requiring significant judgment in revenue recognition.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. filed English-translated audited separate financial statements for the years ended December 31, 2025 and 2024. The parent-only results show profit of W494,878 million in 2025, sharply lower than W1,621,282 million in 2024, mainly as dividend and finance income declined.
Operating revenue fell to W1,403,310 million from W1,997,128 million, while operating profit dropped to W976,825 million from W1,596,421 million. The Company also recognized an impairment loss on investments in subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures of W288,464 million and an impairment loss on investments in subsidiaries of W187,832 million.
Total assets increased to W51,815,585 million, with investments in subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures at W46,290,253 million. Equity was broadly stable at W47,938,268 million, but net borrowings swung from a net cash position to W855,414 million, resulting in a net borrowings‑to‑equity ratio of 1.78% as of 2025 driven by new foreign currency bonds. Operating cash flow was strong at W1,096,282 million, but heavy investment outflows of W1,555,767 million led to a reduction in cash and cash equivalents to W184,416 million.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. reports 2025 results and details proposals for its 58th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders. Consolidated revenue was W 69,094,886 million, down from W 72,688,143 million, and profit fell to W 504,403 million from W 947,580 million as rechargeable battery materials and construction weakened.
Operating profit declined to W 1,827,063 million, while operating cash flow was W 4,570,332 million. About W 7 trillion of CAPEX focused on steel competitiveness and rechargeable battery materials. The company proposes renaming outside directors to independent directors, expanding separate elections for Audit Committee members, tightening the 3% voting cap, enabling electronic shareholder meetings from 2027, and unifying cumulative voting.
Shareholder return plans include a W 10,000 per share dividend for 2025 (fund total W 756.2 billion) and staged cancellation of 6% of treasury shares between 2024 and 2026, with 4% already completed. Multiple inside, non-standing, and outside director candidates are nominated, and the director remuneration limit for FY2026 is set at W 10.0 billion.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. outlines plans for its 58th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders, scheduled for March 24, 2026, and launches a proxy solicitation to help secure a quorum.
Shareholders will vote on approval of financial statements, multiple amendments to the Articles of Incorporation, and a broad slate of director appointments, including inside, non-standing, and outside directors, one of whom will serve on the audit committee. Proposals also cover introducing electronic shareholder meetings, changing director titles, adjusting audit committee structures and voting rules, and setting an overall limit on director remuneration. Sodali & Co Korea is engaged to handle proxy solicitation for foreign institutional shareholders.
POSCO HOLDINGS INC. is convening its 58th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on March 24, 2026 in Seoul to approve 2025 financial statements, multiple governance-related amendments to its Articles of Incorporation, several director appointments and a director remuneration limit of KRW 10.0 billion.
On a consolidated K-IFRS basis for 2025, revenue was W 69,094,886 million, down from W 72,688,143 million, and operating profit declined to W 1,827,063 million from W 2,173,573 million. Profit attributable to owners of the controlling company fell to W 657,654 million, with basic earnings per share of W 8,697.
Total assets reached W 105,192,438 million and total equity W 62,377,691 million, with cash and cash equivalents of W 7,049,800 million as of December 31, 2025. Operating cash flow was W 4,570,332 million, while investing activities used W 6,672,946 million and financing activities generated W 2,397,380 million.
Key governance proposals include renaming “Outside Directors” as “Independent Directors,” increasing to two the Audit Committee members elected separately, tightening the 3% voting cap for Audit Committee elections and dismissals, enabling electronic shareholder meetings from 2027, and unifying cumulative voting across all director candidates. The company also highlights a 2025 dividend of KRW 10,000 per share and continued treasury share cancellations as part of its shareholder return policy.