- CEO
- Byung-Deok Ahn
- Full Time Employees
- 91
- Sector
- Retail trade
- Industry
- Specialty stores
- Address
- KOLON Tower Gwacheon-si GY South Korea 427-709
- IPO Date
- Jun 23, 1975
- Business
- Kolon Corporation (002020.KS) operates as a diversified holding company primarily engaged in market research, management consulting, intellectual property licensing, trading, construction, and oversight of subsidiaries across chemicals, fashion, mobility, leisure, and life sciences in South Korea and internationally. Founded in 1957 and headquartered in Gwacheon-si, South Korea, the company oversees core products and services through affiliates including tire cords, airbags, PET spunbond, industrial yarns, chamude, aramid, humidity control devices, MEA, PEM, DFR, CPI, petroleum resins, phenolic resins, epoxy resins, PET resins from Kolon Industries; engineering plastics such as PA, PBT, POM; automotive materials like car seat fabrics, modules, artificial turf; films and IT chemicals; golf wear, apparel, accessories; steel and natural resources trading; construction in civil engineering, housing, plants, environmental projects including wind power and hydrogen energy; imported car distribution (BMW, Audi, Volvo, Jeep, Polestar), certified used vehicles, auto finance via Kolon Mobility Group; hotels, resorts, golf courses; active pharmaceutical ingredients, biopharmaceuticals, water treatment products, antimicrobial agents from Kolon Life Sciences; and real estate development, asset management. Kolon Corporation completed the acquisition of an additional 23% stake in Kolon Mobility Group Corporation for KRW 61.6 billion in September 2025, increasing its ownership to 97.5%; acquired DACC Co., Ltd. from Kolon Glotech for KRW 35.5 billion in July 2024; and supports subsidiary mergers such as Kolon Global's integration of MOD and LSI for leisure and real estate expansion in November 2025, Kolon Industries' merger with KOLON ENP in late 2025 to enhance automotive and medical device portfolios following its earlier GLOTEC merger, alongside capacity doubling for aramid pulp production.