How the Death of a Star Led to the Fourth Industrial Revolution

From September 26 to November 26, the National Museum of Korea is holding a special exhibition called “Metal, Iron and Steel: The Cultural History of Iron” to

Moody’s Upgrades POSCO’s Credit Rating Outlook to “Positive”

On October 26, Moody’s, an international credit rating agency, upgraded the outlook for POSCO’s long-term corporate credit rating of Baa2 from “stable” to

POSCO’s Q317 Results Highlight Continued Growth

Stakeholders were met with plenty of good news at POSCO’s Q317 IR session held on October 26. To start, POSCO’s Q3 consolidated sales amounted to KRW 15.361

Ask an Expert: The Role of Steel in a Changing Oil Industry

The transitions sweeping the energy industry in the US are profound and would have been unimaginable fifteen years ago. To a large extent, they have been

POSCO CEO Ohjoon Kwon Appointed Vice Chairman of World Steel Association

CEO Kwon will serve a 3-year term as part of  The World Steel Association’s (worldsteel) leadership from October 2017 to October 2020. According to

How POSCO Makes Surgical Stainless Steel Sustainable

Stainless steel is one of the most common types of steel used today, from kitchen appliances to construction and pipelines. Its non-corrosive, high-strength

Why Electrical Steel Can Make All The Difference In EV Motors

As the global electric vehicle market grows, demand for EV materials such as electrical steel is growing in lockstep. Motors determine the horsepower of a

How Quality Wire Rods Benefit Automakers

Last month, POSCO opened its second overseas automotive wire rod plant in Indiana. The new facility has an annual production capability of 25,000 tons and will

POSCO Signs PosMAC Supply Agreement with British Manufacturer Top Tubes

On October 12th at the POSCO Center, POSCO signed a PosMAC supply agreement for pipe production with Top Tubes, a British pipe manufacturer specializing in

Innovative Metal Applications in Everyday Electronic Products

You would think that metals are typically used for the most part in building and bridge construction. But today, thanks to technological advances, their use