What the company does
Korea Electric Power Corporation, known as KEPCO, is South Korea's national electric utility.
It transmits and distributes electricity to homes and businesses across the country and oversees much of the national power grid, while its affiliates generate power from nuclear, coal, gas, and renewable sources. The government is its largest shareholder. It also takes part in power projects abroad.
Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings
Financials
Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025Revenue · FY2025
US$70.6B
▲ +4.3% YoY
Operating profit · FY2025
US$9.8B
▲ +61.3% YoY
Net income · FY2025
US$6.3B
▲ +139.3% YoY
Revenue
- FY2023US$63.9B
- FY2024US$67.7B
- FY2025US$70.6B
Operating profit
- FY2023−US$3.3B
- FY2024US$6.1B
- FY2025US$9.8B
Net income
- FY2023−US$3.4B
- FY2024US$2.6B
- FY2025US$6.3B
Key ratios (FY2025)
ROE
17.6%
Debt/Eq
416.9%
Op. margin
13.8%
Net margin
8.9%
Rev. YoY
▲ +4.3%
Why it matters · Context, not a recommendation
It is a state-controlled utility, so government energy and pricing policy strongly shapes its operations.
Filings
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