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Q3 2026
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POSCO pivots to lithium and low-carbon steel with major deals

  • UBS bullish on lithium, Buy rating on POSCO UBS says lithium bears are watching the wrong number, arguing battery output is outpacing EV growth on storage and exports. It maintains a Buy rating on POSCO, signaling that demand for POSCO's lithium business may be stronger than skeptics think, which supports the stock.

    This is a new analyst view that directly boosts sentiment on POSCO's lithium growth story.

  • POSCO completes South Korea's largest electric arc furnace POSCO finished a KRW 600 billion electric arc furnace at Gwangyang that can cut carbon emissions by up to 75%. This advances its low-carbon steelmaking and high-value product plans, which could lower future carbon costs and open premium markets, supporting the stock.

    This is a concrete new milestone in POSCO's decarbonization strategy that improves its long-term competitive position.

  • POSCO targets lithium and energy for 2035 growth At its CEO Investor Day, POSCO set a 2035 revenue target of KRW 187 trillion and operating profit of KRW 13.1 trillion, with lithium as the centerpiece. It plans to invest KRW 16.7 trillion in 2026-2028 and return about 10% of proceeds from stake sales via buybacks, which supports the stock.

    This is a new long-term strategy with concrete financial targets and capital return plans that shape investor expectations.

  • POSCO signs DLE demo plant deal in Utah POSCO will fully fund and operate a direct lithium extraction demonstration plant in Utah with Anson Resources, validating its proprietary technology at industrial scale. Success could unlock a new low-cost lithium source, strengthening POSCO's position in the battery supply chain and supporting the stock.

    This is a new partnership that advances POSCO's lithium extraction technology and potential commercial expansion.

  • POSCO enters LFP cathode market with major supply deal POSCO Future M signed a six-year deal to supply over 190,000 tons of LFP cathode materials from 2027, its first major LFP order. This diversifies beyond high-nickel cathodes and taps rising demand for energy storage in North America, supporting the stock.

    This is a new large contract that expands POSCO's battery materials business and addresses a growing market.

July 2026
▲5

POSCO pivots to lithium and low-carbon steel with major deals

  • UBS bullish on lithium, Buy rating on POSCO UBS says lithium bears are watching the wrong number, arguing battery output is outpacing EV growth on storage and exports. It maintains a Buy rating on POSCO, signaling that demand for POSCO's lithium business may be stronger than skeptics think, which supports the stock.

    This is a new analyst view that directly boosts sentiment on POSCO's lithium growth story.

  • POSCO completes South Korea's largest electric arc furnace POSCO finished a KRW 600 billion electric arc furnace at Gwangyang that can cut carbon emissions by up to 75%. This advances its low-carbon steelmaking and high-value product plans, which could lower future carbon costs and open premium markets, supporting the stock.

    This is a concrete new milestone in POSCO's decarbonization strategy that improves its long-term competitive position.

  • POSCO targets lithium and energy for 2035 growth At its CEO Investor Day, POSCO set a 2035 revenue target of KRW 187 trillion and operating profit of KRW 13.1 trillion, with lithium as the centerpiece. It plans to invest KRW 16.7 trillion in 2026-2028 and return about 10% of proceeds from stake sales via buybacks, which supports the stock.

    This is a new long-term strategy with concrete financial targets and capital return plans that shape investor expectations.

  • POSCO signs DLE demo plant deal in Utah POSCO will fully fund and operate a direct lithium extraction demonstration plant in Utah with Anson Resources, validating its proprietary technology at industrial scale. Success could unlock a new low-cost lithium source, strengthening POSCO's position in the battery supply chain and supporting the stock.

    This is a new partnership that advances POSCO's lithium extraction technology and potential commercial expansion.

  • POSCO enters LFP cathode market with major supply deal POSCO Future M signed a six-year deal to supply over 190,000 tons of LFP cathode materials from 2027, its first major LFP order. This diversifies beyond high-nickel cathodes and taps rising demand for energy storage in North America, supporting the stock.

    This is a new large contract that expands POSCO's battery materials business and addresses a growing market.

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POSCO pivots to lithium and low-carbon steel with major deals

  • UBS bullish on lithium, Buy rating on POSCO UBS says lithium bears are watching the wrong number, arguing battery output is outpacing EV growth on storage and exports. It maintains a Buy rating on POSCO, signaling that demand for POSCO's lithium business may be stronger than skeptics think, which supports the stock.

    This is a new analyst view that directly boosts sentiment on POSCO's lithium growth story.

  • POSCO completes South Korea's largest electric arc furnace POSCO finished a KRW 600 billion electric arc furnace at Gwangyang that can cut carbon emissions by up to 75%. This advances its low-carbon steelmaking and high-value product plans, which could lower future carbon costs and open premium markets, supporting the stock.

    This is a concrete new milestone in POSCO's decarbonization strategy that improves its long-term competitive position.

  • POSCO targets lithium and energy for 2035 growth At its CEO Investor Day, POSCO set a 2035 revenue target of KRW 187 trillion and operating profit of KRW 13.1 trillion, with lithium as the centerpiece. It plans to invest KRW 16.7 trillion in 2026-2028 and return about 10% of proceeds from stake sales via buybacks, which supports the stock.

    This is a new long-term strategy with concrete financial targets and capital return plans that shape investor expectations.

  • POSCO signs DLE demo plant deal in Utah POSCO will fully fund and operate a direct lithium extraction demonstration plant in Utah with Anson Resources, validating its proprietary technology at industrial scale. Success could unlock a new low-cost lithium source, strengthening POSCO's position in the battery supply chain and supporting the stock.

    This is a new partnership that advances POSCO's lithium extraction technology and potential commercial expansion.

  • POSCO enters LFP cathode market with major supply deal POSCO Future M signed a six-year deal to supply over 190,000 tons of LFP cathode materials from 2027, its first major LFP order. This diversifies beyond high-nickel cathodes and taps rising demand for energy storage in North America, supporting the stock.

    This is a new large contract that expands POSCO's battery materials business and addresses a growing market.