POSCO-INDIA Introduces PosMAC, Accelerating Solutions Marketing and WP Product Sales

In collaboration with POSCO India Delhi Processing Center (POSCO-IDPC), POSCO-INDIA has kick-started the expansion plan of POSCO’s World Premium (WP) products

Steel and World Culture

Last month featured a few of the massive steel structures (or structures made possible by using steel machinery) that bridged cities, connected bodies of water

POSCO Energy Wins Bid for Botswana Power Plant Business

POSCO Energy has launched its power plant business in Africa, a land of opportunity. This is the first time a Korean energy company has made headway in

Steel Wonders of the World: POSCO Steel in Art

POSCO steel is used in more than just building construction. Its innovative design solutions strategies and its PosSD stainless steel meet the demands for

POSCO and Maruichi Steel Tube Ltd. Reach Record Trade of Steel

POSCO held a commemoration ceremony, November 17, for management executives of Maruichi Steel Tube Ltd. of Japan, after achieving accumulated trade of 8

Steel Wonders of the World: POSCO Steel Builds the World

Steel has been used in city infrastructure around the world since the development of cities. POSCO supplies steel for many industries, including building and

POSCO Engineering Partners with Turkmenistan for the Construction of Mary Filtration Plant

POSCO Engineering (CEO Park Jung-hwan) signed an agreement with Turkmenistan’s local construction company, Chakmak Dashy for the construction of Mary

Steel Wonders of the World: The Hoover Dam

In the early 20th century, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation devised plans for a massive dam on the Arizona-Nevada border to tame the mighty Colorado River—a feat

Steel Wonders of the World: The Panama Canal

Episode 5 of Deborah Cadbury’s BBC documentary series, “The Seven Wonders of the Industrial World,” is the story of the most expensive engineering enterprise

Steel Wonders of the World: The Brooklyn Bridge

The Brooklyn Bridge has become one of New York’s most iconic landmarks since it first opened in 1883. It has arguably inspired more art than any other manmade