Korea Electric Power Corporation Korea Electric Power Corporation

Korea Electric Power Corporation

015760

Clasificación en acciones #1550
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) operates as a comprehensive electric... Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) operates as a comprehensive electric utility, handling the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power both within South Korea and across international borders. Its operations are structured across several key segments: Transmission and Distribution, Nuclear Power Generation, Thermal Power Generation, and other ancillary activities. KEPCO harnesses a diverse array of energy sources to produce electricity, including nuclear, coal, oil, liquefied natural gas (LNG), internal combustion, combined-cycle, and integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) technologies, alongside renewables such as hydroelectric, wind, solar, fuel cell, and biogas, among others. By the close of 2021, specifically December 31st, KEPCO's extensive generation infrastructure comprised 763 units, encompassing nuclear, thermal, hydroelectric, and internal combustion facilities, boasting a combined installed capacity of 82,459 megawatts. The company's transmission network, as of the same date, spanned 34,923 circuit kilometers of lines, featuring both 765 kilovolt and other specifications, including high-voltage direct current (HVDC) lines. This network was supported by 892 substations, which together possessed an installed transformer capacity of 344,286 megavolt-amperes. Furthermore, KEPCO's distribution system was characterized by 132,376 megavolt-amperes of transformer capacity, 9,940,440 support units, and an extensive total line length of 532,348 circuit kilometers. Electricity services are supplied to a broad spectrum of consumers, including residential homes, commercial establishments, educational institutions, industrial facilities, agricultural operations, street lighting, and those utilizing overnight power tariffs. Beyond core electricity provisions, KEPCO's service portfolio extends to utility plant maintenance, resource exploration and development, specialized electric power information technology solutions, comprehensive facility maintenance and support, electric meter reading, security services, information and communication line leasing, and the sale of nuclear fuel. Established in 1961, Korea Electric Power Corporation maintains its corporate headquarters in Naju-si, South Korea.
Precio por acción
$21.70
Capitalización bursátil
$13.93B
Cambio (1 día)
-0.17%
Cambio (1 año)
-29.25%
País
KR
Comercio Korea Electric Power Corporation (015760)

Categoría

Utilities
Ratio P/E de Korea Electric Power Corporation (015760)
Ratio P/E al October 2026 TTM: 2.36
Según los últimos informes financieros y el precio de las acciones de Korea Electric Power Corporation, el P/E actual (TTM) de la empresa es 2.36. Al final de 2024, la empresa tenía un P/E de 3.69.
Historial del ratio P/E de Korea Electric Power Corporation desde 2001 hasta 2026
Relación P/E al final de cada año
Año Ratio P/E Cambiar
2026 (TTM) 2.36 -33.58%
2025 3.55 -3.80%
2024 3.69 -246.99%
2023 -2.51 393.20%
2022 -0.51 -80.99%
2021 -2.67 -130.29%
2020 8.83 -211.99%
2019 -7.88 -57.64%
2018 -18.61 -199.74%
2017 18.66 365.12%
2016 4.01 66.10%
2015 2.42 -75.73%
2014 9.95 -97.25%
2013 361.98 -5,931.79%
2012 -6.21 24.89%
2011 -4.97 -98.09%
2010 -260.34 -4.57%
2009 -272.80 4,274.46%
2008 -6.24 -137.04%
2007 16.84 26.74%
2006 13.28 34.30%
2005 9.89 62.86%
2004 6.07 9.76%
2003 5.53 44.65%
2002 3.83 -54.87%
2001 8.48 0.00%
Relación P/E para empresas similares o competidores
Empresa P/E Ratio Diferencia del P/E Ratio País
14.42 511.55%
US
22.26 843.83%
US
18.12 668.39%
US
21.89 828.26%
US
21.57 814.72%
US
¿Cómo leer un P/E ratio?

El ratio Precio/Beneficio (P/E Ratio) mide la relación entre el precio de las acciones de una empresa y sus beneficios por acción.
Un P/E bajo pero positivo indica una empresa con altos beneficios en relación a su valoración actual y que podría estar infravalorada. Una empresa con un P/E negativo alto (cerca de 0) indica fuertes pérdidas en comparación con su valoración.

Las empresas con un P/E superior a 30 o negativo suelen considerarse "acciones de crecimiento", lo que significa que los inversores esperan que crezca o se vuelva rentable en el futuro.

Las empresas con un P/E positivo inferior a 10 suelen considerarse "acciones de valor", lo que significa que ya son muy rentables y no se espera un fuerte crecimiento.