- What does Hankuk Carbon do?
- Hankuk Carbon is a Korean composite materials company founded in 1984 that was the first in Korea to commercialize carbon fiber prepreg, and it has since expanded into glass fiber and other industrial composites. Its products include LNG cargo tank insulation (membrane-type panels licensed under GTT technology) supplied to domestic and overseas shipbuilders, along with sports and leisure goods, aerospace, railway, automotive, defense parts, construction materials, and SMC used in components such as EV battery cases. The company operates through a group of domestic and overseas subsidiaries, including units in Vietnam, Slovakia, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and the United States.
- What is the market cap of Hankuk Carbon?
- The market capitalisation of Hankuk Carbon was ₩804B at the close on Oct 27, 2026.
- Who are the largest shareholders of Hankuk Carbon?
- According to the latest official filings, the largest reported holders are Jo Mun-su (35.36%, as of Oct 8, 2026); Jo Yeon-ho (23.91%, as of Apr 6, 2026); National Pension Service (8.48%, as of Oct 2, 2026).
- When is the next earnings report from Hankuk Carbon?
- Korean companies rarely announce results dates in advance. Based on when Hankuk Carbon filed the same report in past years, its next 3q results is expected around Nov 14, 2026.
- Does the National Pension Service own Hankuk Carbon?
- Yes. The National Pension Service held 8.48% of Hankuk Carbon shares as of Oct 2, 2026.