- CEO
- Sung-Won Kim
- Full Time Employees
- 271
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Wholesale distributors
- Address
- GS Tower Seoul SL South Korea 06141
- IPO Date
- Jun 26, 1976
- Business
- GS Global Corp. (001250.KS), a subsidiary of GS Holdings Corp., engages in the import, export, and triangular trade of steel, coal and biomass, petrochemicals, and industrial products in South Korea and internationally; it also develops overseas resources, provides import distribution, pre-delivery inspection services for imported vehicles, and organizes projects. The company offers steel products including hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel, and semi-finished products; petroleum products such as base oil, molten sulfur, solvents, marine fuel oil, and marine gas oil; polymers comprising PET, PE, PP, ABS, and EPS; lubricants for automotive and industrial use; coal for power plants and cement industries; cement, clinker, gypsum, slag, ferrite magnets, compressors, and alloy ingots; engines, mowing machines, sprayers, water pumps, EV chargers, pressure washers, engine saws, and power banks; electric vehicles including buses and trucks; waste battery recycling services for cathode powders, black masses, EV batteries, manufacturing scraps, and wet or dry cells; waste plastic and vinyl recycling; medical exports such as ECG and in-vitro diagnostic patches, portable X-ray solutions, fillers, cannulas, fat cell decomposition products, dental implants, oral scanners, painless syringes; solar modules, inverters, structures, and structural materials; solid and liquid biomasses including wood chips, pellets, PKS, RBD PO, UCO, BD pitch, palm residue, oleochemical residue, animal fat, food waste oil, UCOME, and HVO; heat exchangers, reactors, pressure vessels, steam drums, and monopiles; pre-delivery inspection, unloading, transporting, and tank terminal services; and aircraft refueling vehicles. Founded in 1954 and headquartered at GS Tower, 508 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea, GS Global Corp. operates through over 30 global networks spanning Japan, China, Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Australia, and North America, targeting industries such as power generation, infrastructure, plants, renewable energy, automotive, and healthcare. In recent developments, the company pursues sustainable growth through new eco-friendly businesses including electric vehicles, renewable energy, and waste recycling; it integrated into GS Group in 2009 to become a value-focused solution provider and maintains focus on trading dominance amid GS Group's 2025-2026 leadership reshuffle elevating energy executives to vice chairs for energy-transition strategies.