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KRX Filings & Disclosures 2026

Business Overview

• • Korean Air FY2025 standalone revenue KRW 16.50T (+2.4% YoY), operating profit KRW 1.54T despite KRW 364.1B YoY decline
• • Asiana Airlines transferred all cargo aircraft (21 international routes) to Air Zeta on Aug 1, 2025; Asiana cargo revenue fell 44% YoY to KRW 973.9B, shifting fully to belly-cargo model

Management Discussion & Analysis

• • Korean Air FY2025 consolidated revenue KRW 25.23T (+41.2% YoY); OP KRW 1.11T (-47.2% YoY); net income KRW 647.3B (-53.2% YoY)
• • Aviation transport segment OP fell 44.9% to KRW 1.17T — driven by Asiana Airlines consolidation inflating fuel costs +35% to KRW 6.74T and labor costs +46% to KRW 5.29T

Risk Factors

• • Net foreign currency liability ~USD 5.5B; KRW 10 move → KRW 55B valuation P&L impact; annual USD shortfall ~USD 1.6B → KRW 16B cash flow impact per KRW 10 move
• • Fuel exposure ~30.5M barrels/year; USD 1/barrel price move → ~USD 30.5M P&L impact; hedged up to 50% via Zero Cost Collar (15.3M BBL outstanding through Oct 2027)

What are the latest Korean Air DART filings in 2026?

Korean Air (KRX code 003490) has filed an annual report on March 18, 2026 with DART. SignalX tracks every new DART disclosure with AI-powered English summaries of business overview, risk factors, and management discussion.

When did Korean Air file its most recent annual report?

Korean Air filed its most recent annual report on March 18, 2026. The annual report includes audited financial statements, business overview, risk factors, and management discussion (MD&A), all available on SignalX with AI-generated English summaries and KIFRS financial data.

What is Korean Air's KRX stock code?

Korean Air's KRX stock code is 003490. The 6-digit stock code is the KRX standard identifier for every listed security. You can use stock code 003490 to look up all Korean Air disclosures on DART, or browse them here on SignalX with AI-powered English analysis.

How often does Korean Air file with DART?

Korean listed companies file an annual report once per year (typically within 90 days of fiscal year-end), a half-year report once mid-year, and quarterly reports for Q1 and Q3 — three regular periodic disclosures plus the annual. Material event reports are filed as needed when corporate events occur. SignalX monitors DART daily.

What is the difference between annual, half-year, and quarterly reports in Korea?

An annual report is a comprehensive filing with audited financials, business overview, and risk factors — analogous to the US 10-K. A half-year (interim) report covers H1 results. Quarterly reports cover Q1 or Q3 — analogous to the US 10-Q but Korea publishes only two quarterly reports per year (with the half-year report covering Q2). SignalX provides AI-generated English summaries for all three filing types for Korean Air.

Where can I find Korean Air financial data and KIFRS metrics?

SignalX extracts KIFRS consolidated financial data from Korean Air annual reports, including revenue, gross profit, operating income, net income, total assets, stockholders' equity, EPS (basic/diluted), operating cash flow, and capital expenditure — all in KRW. Multi-year financial trends are displayed in the Financial Summary table above.