POSCO Kicks off New Growth Strategy Beyond Steel

POSCO renewed its commitment to boosting competitiveness by proactively seeking new growth opportunities beyond steel units. The company is on the fast track

Market Forecast for Electric-Vehicle Batteries Worldwide

What follows the initial hype of a cutting-edge technology or product is usually a period of chasm. Chasm, also known as the ‘valley of death,’ is where a

POSCO Reclaims Operating Profits of 4.47 Billion USD in Seven Years

l Consolidated sales of 64.9778 trillion KRW and operating profits of 5.5426 trillion KRW (4.47 billion USD) in 2018 l POSCO achieves the operating profit of

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Secondary Batteries

In the age of portable electronics, electric cars and robots, secondary batteries — also known as rechargeable batteries — are becoming more relevant than

Powering a Green Future with Lithium Batteries

According to Research and Markets, the market for lithium batteries is projected to reach USD 40 billion by 2024. Recently, lithium-ion batteries have been

Building on a Year of Success: POSCO’s Top 9 News of 2017

Happy new year from the Steel Wire! It’s a new year and new chance to accomplish those new year’s resolutions, but success is often built on past achievements.

Transforming Lives with Exoskeletons

New robotic exoskeletons are helping people with disabilities, paralysis and injuries, allowing them to walk again and stave off secondary injuries from

POSCO to Build Smart Factory for High-quality Anode Production

During a visit to POSCO Chemtech, POSCO CEO Ohjoon Kwon announces plans to build an automated system that would be capable of producing 30,000 tons of anode

POSCO Honors Industry Innovators for Outstanding Achievements

The POSCO TJ Park Foundation held its 2017 award ceremony at the POSCO Center on March 29 to recognize excellence in science, education, community development,

POSCO Finds Pioneering Solutions Amid Barriers

The overcapacity in the Chinese steel market, the decrease in working-age populations, and the general decline in steel demand have created challenges in the