What the company does
Kolon is a pure holding company, meaning it exists primarily to own and oversee a group of operating subsidiaries rather than to run a single business itself, listed on KOSPI, South Korea's main stock exchange.
Its subsidiaries span construction (residential housing and civil infrastructure), automotive and luxury-goods distribution, IT solutions and services, biotech research, and composite-materials manufacturing for defence and aerospace. As a pure holding company, its primary income sources are dividends from subsidiaries, brand-licensing fees for the 'Kolon' trademark, real estate, and management advisory services.
Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings
Financials
Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025Revenue
- FY2023US$4.3B
- FY2024US$4.4B
- FY2025US$4.3B
Operating profit
- FY2023US$74.6M
- FY2024−US$64.9M
- FY2025US$43.8M
Net income
- FY2023US$11.2M
- FY2024US$114.2M
- FY2025−US$214.9M
Key ratios (FY2025)
Why it matters · Context, not a recommendation
Kolon is structured as a pure holding company following a spin-off that separated it from its operating businesses, a common Korean corporate restructuring technique.
Filings
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