- What does Korea Aerospace Industries do?
- The company designs, manufactures, sells and maintains aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, launch vehicles and related components, with most of its defense business conducted domestically under contracts with the Korean government. Its main products include the KT-1 and T-50 trainer aircraft, the FA-50 fighter, KUH and LAH helicopters, Songgolmae drones, and the KF-21 fighter program, and it also supplies aircraft structures to customers such as Boeing, Airbus and IAI. The company operates in South Korea and exports complete aircraft, including to Poland, and its subsidiaries provide aircraft maintenance and parts services.
- What is the market cap of Korea Aerospace Industries?
- The market capitalisation of Korea Aerospace Industries was ₩9.5T at the close on Oct 26, 2026.
- What is the analyst target price for Korea Aerospace Industries?
- The average target price of 3 brokers covering Korea Aerospace Industries is ₩184,667 (range ₩182,000 to ₩186,000), 88.8% above versus the latest price, based on each broker's latest public report within six months.
- Who are the largest shareholders of Korea Aerospace Industries?
- According to the latest official filings, the largest reported holders are Hanwha Aerospace (15.89%, as of Aug 10, 2026); National Pension Service (7.08%, as of Oct 2, 2026); Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC (6.81%, as of Oct 6, 2026).
- When is the next earnings report from Korea Aerospace Industries?
- Korean companies rarely announce results dates in advance. Based on when Korea Aerospace Industries filed the same report in past years, its next 3q results is expected around Nov 14, 2026.
- Does the National Pension Service own Korea Aerospace Industries?
- Yes. The National Pension Service held 7.08% of Korea Aerospace Industries shares as of Oct 2, 2026.