HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co., Ltd. (KRX:009540)

South Korea flag South Korea · Delayed Price · Currency is KRW
348,500
-8,000 (-2.24%)
Last updated: Aug 6, 2025
-2.24%
Market Cap25.21T
Revenue (ttm)26.79T
Net Income (ttm)1.48T
Shares Out70.71M
EPS (ttm)20,912.03
PE Ratio17.05
Forward PE8.51
Dividend8,300.00 (2.38%)
Ex-Dividend DateJun 27, 2025
Volume143,577
Average Volume269,546
Open353,500
Previous Close356,500
Day's Range347,500 - 359,000
52-Week Range162,400 - 398,500
Beta1.17
RSI53.85
Earnings DateJul 25, 2025

About KRX:009540

HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co., Ltd. engages in shipbuilding and offshore engineering businesses in South Korea. The company builds commercial ships, including tankers, containerships, product/chemical carriers, bulk carriers, LNG and LPG carriers, FSRU, LEG carrier, PCTC, Ro-Pax, RO-RO, LNG bunkering vessel; fixed platform and floating units for offshore plant; power and petrochemical plants for industrial plant; naval ships, such as destroyer, frigate, corvette, logistics support vessel, landing ship tank, mine laying ship, ... [Read more]

Founded 1972
Employees 1,271
Stock Exchange Korea Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 009540
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Financial Performance

In 2024, KRX:009540's revenue was 25.54 trillion, an increase of 19.92% compared to the previous year's 21.30 trillion. Earnings were 1.17 trillion, an increase of 428.77%.

Financial Statements

News

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3 months ago - CBC News

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Mumbai-listed Swan Energy has announced plans to sell its stake in a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) to Turkiye’s state-owned pipeline company, Botas, for $399 million. The company dis...

1 year ago - Middle East Monitor