POSCO Engineering’s Hydropower Plant in Indonesia Begins Operations

On April 30, Wampu hydroelectric power plant in Indonesia, constructed by POSCO Engineering, entered into commercial operation. The Wampu plant is a 45 MW

POSCO-VIETNAM: From Southeast Asia to the World

South Korean steelmaker POSCO has been steadily growing in Vietnam. Today there are 13 offices and affiliates under the POSCO Vietnam Holdings umbrella. In

How Stainless Steel Improves Food Hygiene

According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 600 million—approximately 10 percent of the global population—fall ill after eating contaminated food

Steel Cans: Food for a Changing, Growing World

The world population has reached 7.3 billion and is projected to reach 9.8 billion by 2050 with the vast majority of this growth expected in the cities of

May 2016: Steel in the Food and Beverage Industry

The discovery of stainless steel in the early 1900s marked a milestone for the food and beverage industry, thanks to its hygienic properties and durability. At

POSCO Celebrates Steel Safety Day by Emphasizing Worker Safety

At all of POSCO’s plants, factories and other facilities, safety is always the No. 1 concern, with the company operating a variety of programs and campaigns to

The Future of Manufacturing in Korea

For some time now there has been concern surrounding the future of Korea’s manufacturing sector. Growth is continuously decreasing, and profits keep falling.

3D Metal Printing Transforms Construction Industry, One Layer at a Time

Steel has long been the go-to construction material for the world’s most iconic structures, thanks to its versatility, efficiency and sustainability

POSCO Announces First Quarter Earnings During IR Conference Call

KRW 12.46 trillion in revenue, KRW 659.8 billion in operating profit, and 352.5 billion in net income  during the term (in consolidated basis) On April 21,

Lithium Rocks: POSCO at Forefront of a Green Energy Future

Lithium is considered by many analysts to be the hottest commodity on the planet. Goldman Sachs called it the “new gasoline” and predicted demand for the soft