One Billion POSCO Grows with Korea

46 years have passed since the historical moment in June 1973 when POSCO’s Pohang No. 1 blast furnace produced its first molten iron. After enduring the times

[Asian Steel Watch] Shifting Needs for Steel Materials with the Rise of 5G Telecommunications and Smart Cities

The recent rollout of the 5G mobile network is expected to enable truly automated factories. It’s an opportunity to improve manufacturing processes by boosting

POSCO Group in Food Business?

POSCO and food business — many people will have a hard time connecting the dots between the two. In Korea, steel is known as the rice of the whole industry,

[Asian Steel Watch] The Evolution of Smart Cities and Opportunities for Steel Industry

The world is becoming more interconnected, and smart applications are changing how people face daily lives ⁠— intelligent home appliances and smart home

POSCO Achieves Cumulative Steel Production of One Billion Tons

l One billion POSCO – 46 years after the first drop of molten iron in 1973 l One-billion produces one billion cars and travels to the moon 54 times – back and

POSCO’s PosMAC Barrier Saves the Trees

In the middle of a bleak city street, trees deliver a fresh breather for the pedestrians. These street trees are typically managed by the local governments as

[worldsteel] Air Quality Management

The steel industry understands and considers the urgency of the issues surrounding emissions to air and their effect on air quality, human health, and the

[worldsteel] World’s Longest Zipline Built on Steel

The human obsession with flying goes back centuries — well before the Wright Brothers first glided into the air at the dawn of the 20th century. While it takes

[Find the Hidden POSCO] ④ Mr. P Travels to Pohang!

Mr. P’s family decided to take a quick trip to the ocean and enjoy the cool autumn breeze. What POSCO technologies did they encounter this time? Find the

POSCO, as Ready as Ever: The Countdown to IMO 2020

Starting 1 January 2020, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) will enforce a new 0.5% global sulfur cap on fuel content, lowering from the present