Fact Source: Financial Supervisory Service DART
💡 3-Second Summary
Hana Micron voluntarily disclosed the “2025 Corporate Value-up Plan Implementation Status,” reporting FY2025 consolidated revenue of KRW 1.5344 trillion, ROIC of 6.3%, and a dividend of KRW 70 per share toward achieving its value-up targets.
📊 [Key Disclosure Contents & Summary Metrics]
1. Plan Title & Decision Details
- Disclosure Type: Corporate Value-up Plan (Voluntary Disclosure)
- Plan Name: 2025 Hana Micron Corporate Value-up Plan Implementation Status
- Board Report Date (Decision Date): May 14, 2026
2. Targets & Execution Plan (Mid-to-Long Term Targets)
- Revenue Growth Target: Achieve KRW 2,600 billion (KRW 2.6T) by 2027 and KRW 3,250 billion (KRW 3.25T) by 2030
- Profitability Target: Maintain Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) at an upward target of 10.8%
3. 2025 Implementation Status
- Revenue: Consolidated revenue of KRW 1,534.4 billion (approx. KRW 1.53T) achieved in 2025 through steady growth across key business divisions
- Profitability (ROIC): Consolidated ROIC of 6.3% achieved in 2025 through continuous profitability improvements and capital efficiency enhancements
4. Shareholder Return & Governance Enhancements
- Dividend Policy: FY2025 dividend per share of KRW 70 (exceeding 5% of FCFF; total dividend amount of KRW 4,646,470,570, up 0.16% YoY)
- Investor Communication: Conducted 2 CEO-led shareholder meetings, 3 institutional investor NDRs, and established an IR inquiry page on the corporate website
- Governance: Established grounds for setting up committees within the Board of Directors
- High-Dividend Enterprise Status: Not Applicable (under Article 104-27 of the Restriction of Special Taxation Act)
📝 Editor’s Comment (Key Follow-up Checkpoint)
📌 Monitoring Target Achievement Rates and Shareholder Return Execution
This voluntary disclosure outlines the progress of Hana Micron’s Value-up Plan for FY2025 (Consolidated Revenue of KRW 1.5344 trillion, ROIC of 6.3%) alongside its mid-to-long term milestones (2027 Revenue of KRW 2.6 trillion, ROIC target of 10.8%). Tracking the ongoing achievement rates against these revenue/ROIC targets and the execution of shareholder-friendly policies is relevant for evaluating corporate value enhancement. Detailed progress can be verified in future annual Value-up implementation filings and Regular Business Reports.
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