Full resumption of POSCO’s Pohang Works delayed to Q1 next year

Tuesday, 15 November 2022 15:45:57 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has released a report regarding the impact of Hinnamnor typhoon in September on steelmaker Pohang Iron and Steel Co. (POSCO).

According to the report, as of November 10, six out of POSCO’s 18 steel production facilities at the Pohang Works are in operation again. 

The company suspended operations at the Pohang Works on September 6 because of the fire caused by the typhoon, as SteelOrbis previously reported. 

POSCO was aiming to return its production to the level before the damage at the end of this year, but now the Pohang Works is expected to fully resume operations in the first quarter of 2023. 

Meanwhile, the company is expected to incur a KRW 2.4 trillion ($1.83 billion) loss in sales revenues.


Similar articles

POSCO’s net profit falls in 2025 due to raw material cost hikes

02 Feb | Steel News

POSCO Steeleon installs rooftop solar systems at Pohang plants to meet part of energy demand

22 Jan | Steel News

POSCO restarts FINEX furnace No. 3 after extended outage

17 Dec | Steel News

Alliance between POSCO and Nippon Steel ends

27 Nov | Steel News

BHP and POSCO partner to advance HyREX ironmaking technology for near-zero emissions production

30 Oct | Steel News

S. Korea’s POSCO posts higher net profit for Q3 2025

30 Oct | Steel News

POSCO bids at stable price for Japanese scrap, no response from sellers

17 Oct | Scrap & Raw Materials

POSCO continues to buy Japanese scrap at stable price

26 Sep | Scrap & Raw Materials

POSCO launches its first CVC fund to accelerate low-carbon and digital innovation in steel

22 Aug | Steel News

S. Korea’s POSCO posts lower net profit and revenue for Q2 2025

01 Aug | Steel News