Samsung C&T has maintained its place among the world’s largest companies while navigating the COVID-19 pandemic after being listed on another major list of global firms this year. On Aug. 2, the Fortune Global 500 was unveiled, showing the world’s largest corporations by revenue over the last fiscal year. For

Samsung C&T posted year-over-year (yoy) growth in both revenue and operating profit in Q2 2021, on the back of the global economic recovery, improvement of the Trading & Investment Group and Fashion Group’s business fundamentals, and an increase in profits contributed by subsidiary Samsung BioLogics. Revenue in Q2 2021 rose

For the fifth consecutive year, Samsung C&T has been named to the Hall of Fame at the 2020 Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Korea Awards, a globally renowned evaluation system measuring climate change response. The company has also been included in the CDP Korea Hall of Fame – Platinum Club for

Samsung C&T’s Q1 2021 revenue reached KRW 7.84Tn, up KRW 880Bn or 12.6% from a year earlier, while it posted an operating profit of KRW 303Bn, up KRW 156Bn or 106.1% from Q1 2020. The earnings of all its business groups improved on the back of increased demand amid the

Samsung C&T held its 57th annual general shareholders’ meeting (AGM) in Seoul on March 19 for the fiscal year of 2020. The agenda included the approval of its full-year financial statement, appointment of board members, and the approval of the directors’ remuneration limit. Three new executive directors were appointed at

Samsung C&T posted KRW 30.22Tn in revenue and KRW 857Bn in operating profit for FY 2020. This was only a modest drop from the company’s FY 2019 revenue of KRW 30.76Tn and operating profit of KRW 867Bn on the back of continuous efforts to improve competitiveness and achieve profitable growth