POSCO HOLDINGS INC.
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See all $PKX insider activity →POSCO Group joined Korea's K-GX strategy, planning to build a decarbonized steel ecosystem using HyREX, a hydrogen reduction technology. The company aims to establish a 300,000-ton HyREX facility by 2028, expecting 6 trillion won in economic impact and 560,000 tons of annual carbon reduction. POSCO will collaborate with the government on clean energy supply and market creation for low-carbon steel.
POSCO Group plans to build a 300,000-ton-per-year hydrogen-based steelmaking facility in Pohang by 2028, using its HyREX technology. The company aims to expand this ecosystem to Gwangyang and other regions, with government support for clean energy and market policies. POSCO expects significant economic impact and carbon reductions from this initiative.
Major Korean companies, including Hanwha Qcells, POSCO, Samsung Electronics, and LG Electronics, announced investments totaling 220 trillion won in green technologies as part of the government's K-GX strategy. Hanwha Qcells plans to mass-produce tandem solar cells by 2028, while POSCO is developing hydrogen-reduction ironmaking facilities. Samsung and LG are focusing on heat pump technologies for residential heating.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 18 news stories mentioning PKX (POSCO HOLDINGS INC.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 12 bullish, 2 neutral, and 4 bearish.
Recent PKX coverage spans financial news, technology and market movers.
Long‑term positive catalyst for POSCO as the green‑steel roadmap may improve ESG perception and attract policy‑linked investment.
POSCO Group plans to build a 300,000-ton-per-year hydrogen-based steelmaking facility in Pohang by 2028, using its HyREX technology. The company aims to expand this ecosystem to Gwangyang and other regions, with government support for clean energy and market policies. POSCO expects significant economic impact and carbon reductions from this initiative.
Potential boost to POSCO's long‑term valuation as it moves toward low‑carbon steel production.
Analyst downgrade with a lower price target.
POSCO faces short‑term pressure.
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POSCO Group joined Korea's K-GX strategy, planning to build a decarbonized steel ecosystem using HyREX, a hydrogen reduction technology. The company aims to establish a 300,000-ton HyREX facility by 2028, expecting 6 trillion won in economic impact and 560,000 tons of annual carbon reduction. POSCO will collaborate with the government on clean energy supply and market creation for low-carbon steel.
2 min readPOSCO Group plans to build a 300,000-ton-per-year hydrogen-based steelmaking facility in Pohang by 2028, using its HyREX technology. The company aims to expand this ecosystem to Gwangyang and other regions, with government support for clean energy and market policies. POSCO expects significant economic impact and carbon reductions from this initiative.
2 min readMajor Korean companies, including Hanwha Qcells, POSCO, Samsung Electronics, and LG Electronics, announced investments totaling 220 trillion won in green technologies as part of the government's K-GX strategy. Hanwha Qcells plans to mass-produce tandem solar cells by 2028, while POSCO is developing hydrogen-reduction ironmaking facilities. Samsung and LG are focusing on heat pump technologies for residential heating.
3 min readNomura downgraded POSCO Holdings to 'Neutral' from 'Buy' and reduced its price target to KRW330,000 from KRW450,000. The stock closed at KRW318,000, up 2.25% for the day and 4.61% year-to-date.
1 min readSeoul shares opened lower, with the KOSPI index down 0.27% at 6,922.59. Global oil prices and bond yields declined. US markets rose overnight. SK hynix, LG Electronics, Hyundai Motor, and POSCO Holdings fell, while Samsung Electronics and Amorepacific gained. The Korean won weakened against the US dollar.
1 min readPOSCO, a South Korean steel and battery-materials group, opened a 23,000-tonne lithium carbonate plant in Argentina. The plant is part of its Sal de Oro project and is expected to ramp up production gradually through 2027. POSCO reported US$138 million in September exports and has committed US$98 million in investments under Argentina's RIGI incentive regime.
2 min readPOSCO Future M secured a $4.5 billion deal with Samsung SDI for battery materials. Samsung SDI plans to sell a $3.2 billion stake in Samsung Display to fund US battery expansion. POSCO Group aims to increase operating profit sixfold by 2035, diversifying into lithium and rare earth businesses.
1 min readPOSCO Future M and Samsung SDI agreed to a $4.5B long-term supply deal for LFP cathode materials, expanding their agreement to include multiple battery materials. The deal helps Samsung SDI meet U.S. supply chain regulations and secures long-term volume for POSCO Future M, which is investing in new production facilities.
2 min readPosco Future M signed a 6 trillion won ($4.48 billion) deal with Samsung SDI to supply lithium iron phosphate battery materials from 2027 to 2032. The deal more than doubles the volume of an earlier agreement. Posco Future M expects a 45% increase in total supply volume to Samsung SDI, supporting both companies' strategic goals.
2 min readSouth Korea's POSCO Future M, EcoPro BM, and L&F are shifting strategies to compete with Chinese battery makers by expanding LFP, LMR, and solid-state battery materials. Chinese firms CATL and BYD gained 44.6% market share in non-China EV battery usage, while South Korean firms saw an 8.9% decline. Companies are investing in new production lines and supply contracts to strengthen their positions.
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