Kisco Holdings

KISCO홀딩스 · 001940

Materials Steel · KOSPI

Small-cap

Market cap US$209.1M (₩288.5B)

Overview

Kisco Holdings is a holding company, a firm that controls other businesses by owning their voting shares, whose subsidiaries primarily make steel reinforcing bars (rebar), the steel rods used to strengthen concrete in construction.

Those subsidiaries supply the construction and building-materials industries. Listed on KOSPI, Korea's main stock exchange, the group also has smaller operations in property rental and textile distribution, but the steel-manufacturing segment accounts for the overwhelming majority of consolidated revenue.

Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings

Financials

Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025

Revenue · FY2025

US$598M

▼ −18.5% YoY

Operating profit · FY2025

−US$51.3M

Loss widened

Net income · FY2025

−US$16.8M

Turned to loss

Revenue, operating profit and net income by fiscal year (USD; KRW in parentheses).
Metric	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Revenue	US$1.1B(₩1.5T)	US$734.2M(₩1T)	US$598M(₩825.3B)
Operating profit	US$108.2M(₩149.3B)	−US$2.6M(−₩3.6B)	−US$51.3M(−₩70.7B)
Net income	US$94.3M(₩130.2B)	US$32.8M(₩45.3B)	−US$16.8M(−₩23.2B)

Revenue

FY2023US$1.1B
FY2024US$734.2M
FY2025US$598M

Operating profit

FY2023US$108.2M
FY2024−US$2.6M
FY2025−US$51.3M

Net income

FY2023US$94.3M
FY2024US$32.8M
FY2025−US$16.8M

Key ratios (FY2025)

ROE

-1.6%

Debt/Eq

10.9%

Op. margin

-8.6%

Net margin

-2.8%

Rev. YoY

▼ −18.5%

Why it matters

As a holding company, Kisco Holdings itself earns revenue mainly from dividends and management-service fees charged to its subsidiaries, rather than from direct product sales.

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