What the company does
SKC makes copper foil, a thin metal layer that acts as the negative-electrode current collector inside lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, and supplies it to the electric-vehicle, energy-storage, and consumer-electronics industries.
It also produces propylene oxide and propylene glycol, industrial chemicals used in making polyurethane and related materials, and supplies semiconductor test sockets used to check chips during the manufacturing process. Listed on KOSPI, Korea's main stock exchange, the company operates across three distinct business lines: battery materials, chemicals, and semiconductor components.
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Financials
Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025Revenue
- FY2023US$1.1B
- FY2024US$1.2B
- FY2025US$1.3B
Operating profit
- FY2023−US$156.7M
- FY2024−US$200.6M
- FY2025−US$221M
Net income
- FY2023−US$236.5M
- FY2024−US$329.8M
- FY2025−US$521.3M
Key ratios (FY2025)
Why it matters · Context, not a recommendation
SKC's subsidiary SK엔펄스 absorbed SK텔레시스 through a merger, and SKC separately acquired ISC to expand into semiconductor back-end consumables, reflecting an ongoing restructuring of its business portfolio.
Filings
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