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2026-08-20
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Summary

Kolon Global posted Q2 2026 (consolidated) revenue of ₩750.495 billion (+2.2% YoY), operating profit of ₩52.208 billion (+173.6% YoY), and net income of ₩32.3 billion (turned profitable) (Korea Economic Daily and others, reported 2026-08-14). Per system-confirmed financial data, cumulative H1 2026 revenue was ₩1,381.7 billion, operating profit ₩74.2 billion, and net income ₩43.1 billion (semi-annual report, receipt No. 20260814003744). Following a net loss of ₩200.4 billion for FY2025 (annual), the company returned to profitability in H1 2026, and the consolidated debt-to-equity ratio has improved from 403.1% in 2022 to 321.9% in H1 2026. Kolon Global's 2026 construction capability evaluation ranking fell 5 spots to 23rd, down from 18th the previous year (comprehensive reporting by Sangoon, Datanews, and others).

Price-Change Context Note

The closing price on 2026-08-20 was ₩9,970, up +1.94% from the previous close of ₩9,780 (Toss Securities Open API). Over the same period, the Bank of Korea base rate was raised from 2.50% to 2.75% at the 2026-07-16 Monetary Policy Board meeting, and the KRW/USD exchange rate edged down slightly to ₩1,412.46 (2026-08-18). Net debt at the end of H1 2026 stood at ₩733.9 billion, up +13.2% from end-2025, while cash and cash equivalents fell -26.1% to ₩201.2 billion (1conomynews, 2026-08-12).

Key Facts

Q2 2026 (consolidated) operating profit of ₩52.208 billion, +173.6% YoY — Construction segment cost ratio improved 1.9pp to 87.7% (Korea Economic Daily and others, 2026-08-14)
H1 2026 (cumulative, A) revenue of ₩1,381.7 billion, operating profit of ₩74.2 billion, net income of ₩43.1 billion (semi-annual report, receipt No. 20260814003744)
Consolidated debt-to-equity ratio improved to 321.9% in H1 2026 from 403.1% in 2022, but remains above the construction industry risk threshold of 200% (derived from official financial data)
2026 construction capability evaluation ranking fell 5 spots to 23rd, from 18th the previous year (comprehensive reporting by Sangoon, Datanews, and others)
Largest shareholder Kolon Corporation holds a 72.70% stake (as of 2025-12-11, WiseReport); the total for the largest shareholder and related parties combined is in the low-to-mid 80% range
Lost the first-instance lawsuit seeking cancellation of an LH demerit-point penalty related to omitted rebar (uninstalled shear reinforcement) (ruling 2025-10-16, Global Economic)

Theme Relevance

#레저
3/5
#부동산개발
3/5
#Power Infrastructure
2/5
#건설·인프라
5/5

Full Analysis

Kolon Global (003070)
KRX · As of 2026-08-20, closing price ₩9,970 · vs. previous close +1.94% · Volume 8,625 shares

Fact Summary

Kolon Global posted Q2 2026 (consolidated) revenue of ₩750.495 billion (+2.2% YoY), operating profit of ₩52.208 billion (+173.6% YoY), and net income of ₩32.3 billion (turned profitable) (Korea Economic Daily and others, reported 2026-08-14). Per system-confirmed financial data, cumulative H1 2026 revenue was ₩1,381.7 billion, operating profit ₩74.2 billion, and net income ₩43.1 billion (semi-annual report, receipt No. 20260814003744). Following a net loss of ₩200.4 billion for FY2025 (annual), the company returned to profitability in H1 2026, and the consolidated debt-to-equity ratio has improved from 403.1% in 2022 to 321.9% in H1 2026. Kolon Global's 2026 construction capability evaluation ranking fell 5 spots to 23rd, down from 18th the previous year (comprehensive reporting by Sangoon, Datanews, and others).

Price Context Note

The closing price on 2026-08-20 was ₩9,970, up +1.94% from the previous close of ₩9,780 (Toss Securities Open API). Over the same period, the Bank of Korea base rate was raised from 2.50% to 2.75% at the 2026-07-16 Monetary Policy Board meeting, and the KRW/USD exchange rate edged down slightly to ₩1,412.46 (2026-08-18). Net debt at the end of H1 2026 stood at ₩733.9 billion, up +13.2% from end-2025, while cash and cash equivalents fell -26.1% to ₩201.2 billion (1conomynews, 2026-08-12).

Business Overview · Recent Results

Kolon Global consists of the Construction, Trading, Leisure & Asset Management (AM), and Other Businesses segments; following a spin-off effective 2023-01-01, the imported-car distribution business was separated into Kolon Mobility Group. The Construction segment generated ₩608.1 billion in revenue in Q2 2026, accounting for approximately 81% of total revenue, while the Leisure & AM segment grew sharply on synergies from the end-2025 merger (MOD·LSI).

Q2 2026 Revenue
₩750.495 billion
+2.2% YoY (reported 2026-08-14)
Q2 2026 Operating Profit
₩52.208 billion
+173.6% YoY
Q2 2026 Net Income
₩32.3 billion
Turned profitable from a net loss a year earlier
Construction Segment Revenue Share
Approx. 81%
Q2 2026: ₩608.1bn / total ₩750.5bn

2026 business targets (announced 2026-01-30, Newsis): new orders of ₩4.5 trillion · revenue of ₩3.1 trillion · operating profit of ₩120.0 billion — a citation of company-disclosed facts; H1 new orders totaled only ₩985.4 billion (21.9% of target), but improved to a cumulative ₩1,647.4 billion (36.6% of target, as of 2026-08-12) with additional orders from July onward (1conomynews).

5-Year Financial Trend

5-Year Revenue Trend (Unit: KRW trillion, consolidated)
Kolon Global 5-Year Revenue Trend4.752.602.662.912.6820212022202320242025
As of each fiscal year-end (consolidated) · Source: original business report disclosure (A) · 2021 revenue predates the 2023 spin-off (separation of the imported-car distribution business); note the difference in business scope when comparing directly with later years
PeriodRevenue (₩100M)Operating Profit (₩100M)Net Income (₩100M)Debt-to-Equity Ratio
202147,4952,4151,370320.0%
202226,0211,6671,421403.1%
202326,635128-1.2364.3%
202429,120-567225356.4%
202526,84437-2,004332.3%
H1 2026 (cumulative)13,817742431321.9%
Consolidated basis (A); see system-confirmed financial data for the official filing receipt numbers of each fiscal year · The 2023 net income of -₩120 million is effectively breakeven · Net income was positive in 2024 despite an operating loss, and the large net loss in 2025 despite positive operating profit is presumed to reflect non-operating items, though detailed line items are unavailable

The debt-to-equity ratio has gradually improved from a peak of 403.1% in 2022 to 321.9% in H1 2026, but continues to exceed the general risk threshold for the construction industry (200%). Total assets have risen continuously since bottoming at ₩2.57 trillion in 2023, reaching ₩3.05 trillion in H1 2026 — the highest level in five years.

Valuation

PBR
0.351x
As of 2026-08-20 closing price · based on H1 2026 total equity (A)
PER (Annualized, E)
2.94x
Simple 2x annualization of H1 2026 net income (E), seasonality not reflected
PSR (2025, A)
0.094x
Based on FY2025 annual revenue
52-Week High/Low
₩13,570 / ₩7,900
FnGuide, secondary source; retrieval date unclear

EV/EBITDA cannot be calculated because detailed depreciation & amortization (D&A) line items are unavailable. The dividend yield is shown as 4.09% per FnGuide (secondary source), but as its reference date differs from this report's reference date (2026-08-20) it is for reference only, and the primary-source dividend disclosure has not been obtained.

Peer Comparison

Mid-Tier Construction Peer PBR Comparison (x)
Kolon Global and Mid-Tier Construction Peer PBR Comparison0.351x0.16x0.29x2.63xKolon GlobalHanshin E&CKeyeong ConstructionKumho E&C
Kolon Global as of 2026-08-20 (A) · Hanshin E&C, Keyeong Construction, and Kumho E&C figures are from secondary web-research sources (reference date unclear, approximate); some conflicting information (e.g., market cap) exists, so primary-source verification is recommended
ItemDetail
2026 Construction Capability Evaluation (Civil/Building)23rd (down 5 spots from 18th the previous year)
Major Builder Ranking ReshuffleGS E&C rose to 3rd (returning to the top 3 for the first time in 5 years), Hyundai Engineering rose to 4th, while Daewoo E&C and DL E&C — previously 3rd and 4th — fell to 5th and 6th
Mid-Tier Construction PositioningKolon Global is positioned within the mid-tier construction group alongside Hanshin E&C, Keyeong Construction, and Kumho E&C, rather than competing directly with major builders
Completion Guarantee Risk ComparisonKolon Global, Lotte E&C, and Kumho E&C were named as builders with excessive completion-guarantee commitments relative to equity (Edaily)
Source: Sangoon, Datanews, Tax & Finance News, Korea Report (construction capability evaluation), Edaily (completion guarantee) · No directly comparable peer of similar revenue scale was identified for the Trading segment

Governance · Capital Structure

Kolon Corporation (largest shareholder)
72.70%
Lee Woong-yeol (related party)
9.14%
Largest shareholder & related parties total
approx. 82%
Foreign ownership
1.11%
Kolon Corporation and Lee Woong-yeol ownership as of 2025-12-11 (WiseReport, secondary) · Largest shareholder & related parties total as of retrieval on 2026-08-19 (WiseReport); minor discrepancies exist among recently disclosed figures cited in reporting (81.64%–82.36%), so primary-source DART verification is needed · Foreign ownership as of 2026-08-19 (FnGuide and WiseReport, secondary sources, consistent)
Total Shares Outstanding (Common)
25,423,959 shares
DART total shares outstanding status, as of 2026-06-30 (A)
Treasury Shares
328,277 shares (1.29%)
As of 2026-03-31, FnGuide (secondary)
CEO
Kim Young-beom
DART Corporate Overview (A)
Board Composition
4 internal · 5 external
Following the 2026-03-31 annual general meeting, per Bloter and other secondary reporting
DateEvent
2026-02-26 ~ 04-07Kolon Corporation's holdings increased from 20,936,509 to 20,937,272 shares (+763 shares); ownership ratio maintained at 82.35%
2026-04-29Special relationship dissolved for Choi Hyun (related party) following liquidation of an affiliate; holdings reduced from 1,336 to 0 shares
2026-07-07Lee Jae-hyuk (affiliate executive) excluded from largest shareholder's related parties following retirement
Reference dates and figures are based on DART disclosures as cited by news reports (secondary, receipt number unavailable) · Source: Nate News, Digital Today, Data Investment

The combined ownership ratio of the largest shareholder Kolon Corporation and related parties is in the low-to-mid 80% range — very high — and with a low free float, trading liquidity may be limited. The full subsidiary ownership tree, including grandchild companies, and the complete list of board members are unavailable due to access constraints on the original DART filings.

Supply & Demand

Foreign Ownership
1.11%
As of 2026-08-19 (FnGuide and WiseReport, secondary sources, consistent)

Investor-type fund flows (1-week, 1-month, and 3-month cumulative), daily supply-demand trends, and other detailed supply-demand indicators (foreign ownership limit utilization, margin balances, etc.) are unavailable due to access constraints on primary exchange data.

Macro Impact

FactorReference-Date ValueTransmission Channel (Factual)
Bank of Korea Base Rate2.75% (raised 2026-07-16)Factor raising PF and housing funding rates
KRW/USD Exchange Rate₩1,412.46 (2026-08-18)Direct sensitivity limited given the high share of domestic construction revenue
Domestic Construction Orders (Statistics Korea)₩19.7 trillion in April 2026 (+35.9% YoY)Expansion of public and industrial plant orders
Rebar Producer Price Index160.0 (May 2026, +6.1% YoY)Upward pressure on construction cost ratio
Source: Bank of Korea, Investing.com, Korea Research Institute for Construction Policy (CERIK) Monthly Construction Market Trends, July 2026 issue

The Construction segment's cost ratio in Q2 2026 was 87.7%, an improvement of 1.9 percentage points YoY, observed to have offset rebar price increases through higher contract prices and construction-method efficiencies (media reports, around 2026-08-14).

Key Risk Factors

  • Financial Structure Consolidated debt-to-equity ratio of 321.9% (H1 2026) exceeds the construction industry's general risk threshold (200%); net debt rose +13.2% from end-2025 to ₩733.9 billion (1conomynews, 2026-08-12)
  • Credit Rating Covenant A clause exists triggering early loan repayment obligations at certain project sites if the short-term credit rating falls below A3- (EBN)
  • Legal Disputes Lost the first-instance lawsuit seeking cancellation of an LH demerit-point penalty related to omitted rebar (uninstalled shear reinforcement) (ruling 2025-10-16, Global Economic)
  • Redevelopment Contracts Cases of redevelopment contract terminations stemming from construction-cost disputes have been reported industry-wide (2026-07-23, Newsway and others)
  • Renewable Energy The wind power business's annual dividend target was revised down from ₩50.0 billion by 2030 to ₩25.0 billion by 2033 (2026-08-14, Newsway)
  • Order Progress Cumulative achievement of 36.6% (₩1,647.4 billion) against the 2026 new-order target (₩4.5 trillion) as of 2026-08-12, following additional orders from July onward

Theme Relevance

Construction & Infrastructure
5
Of Q2 2026 (consolidated) revenue of ₩750.495 billion, the Construction segment accounted for ₩608.1 billion, approximately 81% (based on Q2 2026 results reported by Korea Economic Daily and others, 2026-08-14).
Real Estate Development
3
Kolon Global has been named as a builder with excessive completion-guarantee commitments relative to equity, and bridge-loan-based contingent liabilities of approximately ₩610.0 billion at end-2023 were reported to have been gradually resolved through conversion to main project financing (Edaily, Media Pen).
Leisure
3
The Leisure & AM segment posted Q2 2026 revenue of ₩85.7 billion (+304.2% YoY) and operating profit of ₩13.5 billion (+610.5%), reflecting merger synergies (based on reporting as of 2026-08-14).
Power Infrastructure
2
In its Q2 2026 IR, the company disclosed it is reviewing the sale of an approximately 34% stake in the Wando Jangbogo offshore wind farm, and revised down the wind power business's annual dividend target from ₩50.0 billion by 2030 to ₩25.0 billion by 2033 (Newsway, 2026-08-14).

Fact Highlights

Q2 2026 (consolidated) operating profit of ₩52.208 billion, +173.6% YoY — Construction segment cost ratio improved 1.9pp to 87.7% (Korea Economic Daily and others, 2026-08-14)
H1 2026 (cumulative, A) revenue of ₩1,381.7 billion · operating profit of ₩74.2 billion · net income of ₩43.1 billion (semi-annual report, receipt No. 20260814003744)
Consolidated debt-to-equity ratio improved to 321.9% in H1 2026 from 403.1% in 2022, but remains above the construction industry risk threshold of 200% (derived from official financial data)
2026 construction capability evaluation ranking fell 5 spots to 23rd, from 18th the previous year (comprehensive reporting by Sangoon, Datanews, and others)
Largest shareholder Kolon Corporation holds a 72.70% stake (as of 2025-12-11, WiseReport); the total for the largest shareholder and related parties combined is in the low-to-mid 80% range
Lost the first-instance lawsuit seeking cancellation of an LH demerit-point penalty related to omitted rebar (uninstalled shear reinforcement) (ruling 2025-10-16, Global Economic)
Generated by FomoLog Agent · Data sources: Korea Exchange · NASDAQ · DART · SEC EDGAR
Additional sources: Toss Securities Open API (quotes) · media reports including Korea Economic Daily, Opinion News, Newsway, 1conomynews, Edaily, Global Economic · WiseReport, FnGuide (secondary cross-verification)
This is not investment advice. FomoLog provides factual summaries and post-hoc price-change context only. Investment decisions and their outcomes are solely the responsibility of the investor.