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Korea Electric Power Corporation earnings overview

Latest Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEP) earnings intelligence, including the newest scorecard, market reaction, and transcript analysis.

Next reportKorea Electric Power Corporation reports Thursday, Dec 17, 2026 · Before market openConsensus EPS $0.66 · consensus revenue $17.16B
KEP FY2026 Q2 · Calendar Q3 2026

Korea Electric Power Corporation

KEPCO's near-term earnings outlook is mixed: a possible nuclear-generation recovery and tariff reform could support profitability, but weaker demand, higher fuel and maintenance costs, and capex funding needs remain material constraints.

EPS surprise-67.4%
Market move-3.4%
KEP FY2025 Q4 · Calendar Q1 2026

Korea Electric Power Corporation

KEPCO's near-term earnings benefited from lower fuel costs, and higher nuclear utilization could support generation in 2026. The longer-term case depends on execution of nuclear and pricing initiatives while the company manages provisions, regulation, dividend constraints, and litigation.

EPS surprise-8.7%
Market move-2.7%
KEP FY2025 Q2 · Calendar Q3 2025

Korea Electric Power Corporation

The current analysis supports a mixed read: higher pricing and lower fuel costs supported revenue and profitability, but marginally lower volume, limited industrial tariff flexibility, direct-purchase pressure, and regulatory dependencies temper the durability of growth.

EPS surprise+4.8%
Market move+0.5%
KEP FY2025 Q1 · Calendar Q2 2025

Korea Electric Power Corporation

The quarter supports a measured view: lower fuel costs, higher electricity sales and planned nuclear utilization are constructive, but the reported non-operating boost was dividend-driven and management expects modestly lower full-year electricity sales. Demand, transmission capacity, fuel prices and regulation remain central to the outlook.

EPS surprise—
Market move-3.8%
KEP FY2024 Q3 · Calendar Q4 2024

Korea Electric Power Corporation

The quarter supports a cautiously constructive operating view: lower fuel costs, improved nuclear utilization and financial stabilization can help earnings, but leverage, project execution, fuel and FX volatility, and unresolved dividend policy limit confidence.

EPS surprise—
Market move-3.4%

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