POSCO’s University Student Volunteer Group ‘Beyond’ Kicks Off 10th Year

“Beyond,” POSCO’s university student volunteer group, just launched its 10th class of new members. One hundred university students selected from 60

Steel City Highlight: Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Steel has long played an important role in the development of human civilization. This has been especially true for the people of Taiwan’s southern city

POSCO’s High Manganese Steel to be Used for the World’s Largest LNG-Powered Bulk Carrier

POSCO’s high manganese steel will take part in building the world’s largest Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)-powered bulk carrier. These bulk carriers are usually

Celebrate the Radiant Science Behind Colorful Fireworks

Firework shows are well-loved light performances that embody the festival spirit. Beginning with Canada Day (July 1) followed by Independence Day in the US

Growth and Giving Back Highlight POSCO’s 2Q

With 2016 already half over, POSCO has enjoyed another strong and dynamic quarter. Here’s a look at six of the biggest stories from April to June, which show

POSCO E&C Completes Construction of Waste-to-Energy Plant in Krakow

POSCO E&C has successfully completed construction of a waste-to-energy plant in Krakow, Poland, valued at US$250 million. Last November, the company

How Steel Plays a Role in the Olympic Games

Steel can be found in virtually every aspect of Olympic venue construction. Vast stadiums built using steel house tens of thousands of spectators and elite

CEO Ohjoon Kwon Talks with Employees Who Have Experience in the Middle East

On June 28, CEO Ohjoon Kwon held a lunch meeting with about 10 employees who have experience working in the Middle East, both to encourage them and to

Submarines: The Ocean’s Steel Whales

Throughout history, submarines have been thought of as mysterious ocean vessels that use stealth tactics and deep submersion to seek and destroy enemy vessels.

How POSCO is Making the World Earthquake-Resistant

Earthquakes are destructive yet commonly occurring natural disasters that affect thousands of people every year. They are known to be deadly, but the quakes