KT

History

The KT Corporation (KT) was established on December 10, 1981. On December 11, 2001, KT Corporation transformed its corporate identity into 'KT'. Shortly thereafter, in May 2002, the company was completely privatized. KT is the short form for Korea Telecom. Today, KT is a leading telecommunications and Internet company in South Korea.

Mission

The mission of KT is to become: 'The Value Networking Company'.

Area of Operation

The businesses of KT are:
Domestic Customers:

• Internet
• Enterprise Solutions
• Telephone
• Telegram

Global Customers:

• Overseas Business
• Broadband Internet
• Telecommunication Network
• Solutions
• Global Voice & Data Service

Key Statistics

KT holds assets of $25.21 billion. KT has made profits of $1.24 billion in 2006. KT operates in South Korea. KT has 37,957 employees. Organization The organization is headed by the CEO. The management includes: Board of Directors Board Committees International Ranking KT ranks 360 in the world according to Forbes Magazine list. KT ranks 397 in Fortune Global 500 list.

Subsidiaries The subsidiaries of KT Group are: KTF KT Hitel KT Networks KT Linkus KT Powertel KT Submarine KT Commerce KTF Technologies Headquarter Address 206 Jungja-Dong, Bundang-Gu Seongnam-Shi, Gyeonggi Province 463-711 South Korea Phone: 82-31-727-0940 Website URL: www.kt.co.kr

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