POSCO Holdings

POSCO Group strengthens its competitiveness in the global lithium industry through diversified production systems based on brine, ore, and recycled battery processing, alongside proprietary technology development.

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CHANG In Hwa, Head of the Korea Iron & Steel Association, secures Seoul as the host city for the **2027 World Steel Association General Assembly**. This marks Seoul’s first hosting of the event in **22 years**, reinforcing Korea’s leadership in the global steel industry. The announcement highlights the country’s continued influence in steel production and policy.

Oct 2026POSCO HoldingsNews article

POSCO Group Chairman Chang In-hwa prioritizes rapid execution of the company’s **Triple-Core strategy**, focusing on steel, secondary-battery materials, and energy. The move responds to shifting competitive pressures, with leadership stressing operational speed as critical for survival. POSCO’s strategy centers on scaling these three high-growth sectors amid evolving market demands.

Sep 2026Maeil Business NewspaperNews article

POSCO Holdings reports a second-quarter operating profit exceeding market forecasts, driven by profitability in its secondary battery materials and infrastructure sectors. The steel division, POSCO, records a near 50% drop in quarterly operating profit due to rising costs. Battery and infrastructure segments counterbalance declines in the core steel business.

Jul 2026CHOSUNBIZNews article

POSCO Group plans a **$10.9 billion investment** by 2028 to expand its lithium and battery materials operations, diversifying beyond steel. The move aims to secure a stronger role in global industrial supply chains as demand for energy materials grows. The company’s strategy includes scaling production of critical components for electric vehicle and renewable energy sectors.

Jul 2026KoreaNews article