Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Finance & Markets

LG Energy Solution Posts Third-Quarter Profit Surge

LG Energy Solution reported sharp gains in profitability in the third quarter of 2026, posting revenue of 9 trillion 643.4 billion won ($7.11 billion) and operating profit of 756.0 billion won ($557.2 million), marking a major improvement from the previous quarter.Revenue rose 59% from the same peri

In the third quarter of 2026, LG Energy Solution experienced a significant surge in profitability, with revenue rising by 59% to 9 trillion 643.4 billion won ($7.11 billion) and operating profit increasing by 567.3% to 756.0 billion won ($557.2 million). The company's strong performance was driven by growth in energy storage systems (ESS) and cylindrical batteries.

Notably, LG signed its first battery energy storage system supply contract with a major tech firm and became Nvidia's DSX Ready BESS partner in the AI data center market. The company also secured a new supply contract for high-voltage mid-nickel products aimed at the European market. Additional local production operations were launched in North America, and LG strengthened its supply chain security stance in the United States and Europe.

The company plans to expand its ESS production capacity in North America and begin local production of the 46-series in Poland by 2029. LG is also accelerating efforts to secure raw materials and establish a stable supply chain, while outlining a roadmap for maintaining technological competitiveness.

Written by urgent.news from BusinessKorea's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at businesskorea.co.kr →

More in Finance & Markets

Apple earnings beat expectations, but rising chip costs worry investors

Better-than-expected results from Apple for the last quarter of the company’s fiscal year 2026 were overshadowed by rising memory chip costs and a forecast for slower services growth.

  • Apple earnings beat expectations with 12% revenue growth to $114.5 billion
  • Chip cost concerns cause 3% drop in shares after hours trading
  • CEO John Ternus highlights recovery in Greater China with 21% revenue growth

More from Tuesday 3 November →