KOGAS Q1 Net Profit Rises by 49.3% to 548.3 Billion Won
Seoul: Korea Gas Corp. (KOGAS), South Korea’s state-run gas utility, announced a significant increase in its first-quarter net profit, reporting 548.3 billion won (US$366.7 million),
Seoul: Korea Gas Corp. (KOGAS), South Korea’s state-run gas utility, announced a significant increase in its first-quarter net profit, reporting 548.3 billion won (US$366.7 million),
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