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SK Innovation Co., Ltd. (096770.KS)

KSE - KSE Delayed price. Currency in KRW
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110,700.00-700.00 (-0.63%)
At close: 03:30PM KST
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Previous close111,400.00
Open111,400.00
Bid110,600.00 x 0
Ask110,600.00 x 0
Day's range109,700.00 - 111,400.00
52-week range91,700.00 - 167,900.00
Volume357,010
Avg. volume743,779
Market cap10.639T
Beta (5Y monthly)1.63
PE ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings date01 Nov 2024 - 05 Nov 2024
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend date29 Dec 2021
1y target est147,050.00
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    South Korea's SK On in talks to supply prismatic EV batteries as it seeks turnaround

    South Korean EV battery maker SK On is in talks with automakers to supply prismatic batteries, expanding from its existing pouch-type batteries, a senior executive said, as it scrambles to turn around amid slowing global electric vehicle (EV) demand. SK On, a unit of energy group SK Innovation, which supplies EV batteries to Ford Motor, Hyundai Motor, Volkswagen among others, is speaking to multiple automakers that are looking to line up prismatic battery supply deals, SK On chief spokesperson Ko Chang-Kook said.

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    Exxon, South Korea's SK On sign non-binding deal for lithium supply

    Exxon in November announced plans to produce lithium from pumped out brine in Arkansas, from regions considered to hold significant deposits of the metal. SK On, a unit of SK Innovation, intends to use the lithium for making EV batteries in the U.S.

  • Reuters

    Explainer-South Korea's SK Group considers asset sales, mergers as part of major overhaul

    South Korea's SK Group plans to hold a two-day strategy meeting starting Friday to discuss streamlining its business to focus on key areas including artificial intelligence, chips and batteries. The group, best known for its chip firm SK Hynix, has become bloated over the past decade and its electric vehicle battery unit has lost billions of dollars. South Korea's second-largest conglomerate encompassed 219 companies as of May, the most among the country's 88 business groups, according to the Korea Fair Trade Commission.