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KOREA EL PWR SP ADR (KEP)
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- Momentum Score: 64
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Latest Research & News
Large-cap stocks in housing, nuclear energy, crypto mining, and commodities sectors experienced significant declines last week due to earnings volatility, rising Treasury yields, Middle East conflict concerns, and weaker crypto sentiment. Ten major stocks fell between 3.3% and 17.05%, with Oklo, Rocket Companies, and Carvana among the worst performers despite some posting strong quarterly results.
05/17/2026, 9:20 AM • Benzinga
Ten large-cap stocks experienced significant declines during the week of February 23-27, 2026. Notable losers include First Solar (down 18.59% due to worse-than-expected Q4 results and below-estimate FY26 guidance), Zoom Communications (down 17.38% following mixed Q4 results and weak forward guidance), and Novo Nordisk (down 6.59% after announcing Chinese trial results and potential price cuts for Ozempic and Wegovy). Other major decliners include Donaldson, TopBuild, Corebridge Financial, Nu Holdings, KKR, Korea Electric Power, and Pure Storage.
03/01/2026, 12:31 PM • Benzinga
3 Cheap Old Economy Stocks to Buy Now
Zacks Investment Research identifies three undervalued 'old economy' stocks using PEG ratio screening: Barclays (BCS), a UK bank with a 0.9 P/B ratio and 16% profit growth; Korea Electric Power (KEP), a power services company with an extremely low 3.4 P/E ratio; and Deutsche Bank (DB), a German bank with 0.8 P/B ratio, expected 18.9% earnings growth in 2026, and a planned 50% dividend increase.
02/19/2026, 2:10 PM • Investing
3 Cheap Old Economy Stocks to Buy Now
Zacks Investment Research identifies three undervalued 'old economy' stocks using PEG ratio screening: Barclays (BCS), a UK bank with strong capital return plans and a P/B ratio of 0.9; Korea Electric Power (KEP), a South Korean utility with an extremely low P/E of 3.4 and 27.4% YTD gains; and Deutsche Bank (DB), a German bank with record 2025 profits, expected 18.9% earnings growth in 2026, and a deep value P/B ratio of 0.8 despite 86.6% annual gains.
02/19/2026, 10:05 AM • Investing
3 Cheap Old Economy Stocks to Buy Now
Zacks Investment Research identifies three undervalued 'old economy' stocks as potential buys: Barclays (BCS), a UK bank with strong capital return plans; Korea Electric Power (KEP), a South Korean utility with an extremely low P/E ratio; and Deutsche Bank (DB), a German bank with record profits and expected dividend growth. All three stocks are identified as having both value and growth characteristics using the PEG ratio screening method.
02/19/2026, 4:43 AM • Investing
Ten large-cap stocks were top performers last week, led by precious metals and semiconductor companies. Hecla Mining gained 29.31% amid geopolitical tensions and weakening US dollar, while First Majestic Silver rose 26.57%. Moderna jumped 17.44% following positive cancer vaccine trial data. Micron Technology gained 13.21% after analyst coverage initiation. Other gainers included Venture Global (21.6%), New Gold (24.03%), Coeur Mining (23.13%), Korea Electric Power (15.29%), and United Microelectronics (13.82%).
01/25/2026, 9:01 AM • Benzinga
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MoreInformation as of 06/22/2026
Company Profile
Korea Electric Power Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity in South Korea and internationally. The company operates through five segments: Electricity Sales, Nuclear Power Generation, Thermal Power Generation, Power Support, and Other. It builds and operates overhead and underground transmission power grids; offers digital substations, grid stabilization equipment, and predictive diagnostic system; high voltage direct current transmission; distribution network construction, distributed energy, and smart distribution network; power outage prevention, insulated sticks, and scheduled power shutdowns; and smart metering service. The company also engages in electricity sale and demand management; electric vehicle charging; microgrid; urban energy planning platform; solar power generation projects; and clean hydrogen businesses, as well as research and development. In addition, it is involved in thermal, nuclear, wind, solar, and hydro power generation; power grid consulting/EPC projects; HVDC submarine transmission; power plant engineering and maintenance; nuclear fuel design and manufacturing; power IT services; investment activities; coal ash industrial materials resource manufacturing; facility management and service; wood pellet utilization; and securitization. The company was formerly known as Korea Electric Company and changed its name to Korea Electric Power Corporation in January 1982. Korea Electric Power Corporation was founded in 1961 and is headquartered in Naju-si, South Korea.
Key Executives
- Dong-Cheol Kim
- Taeseop Eom
- Jae-gun Kim
- Changyoung Ji
- Jung-eun Ahn
Current Ownership Distribution
- Other822.9M (64.09%)
- Institutions399.8M (31.14%)
- Mutual Funds61.2M (4.77%)
- Insiders0 (0.00%)