Korean listed company rankings
Every ranking here comes from what companies themselves filed with DART. Pay, tenure, headcount, director pay and dividends come from the 2025 annual business reports; growth, margin and debt come from the financial statements in periodic reports. Nothing is estimated from share prices, and no list is a recommendation.
Each ranking leaves out companies where a few people or a small revenue base would distort the order, and says how on its own page. Company names link to their filing pages, where the same figures sit next to recent contracts, earnings and insider trades.
Pay and dividend rankings change once a year, when annual reports for the new fiscal year arrive at the end of March. Growth, margin and debt rankings use the same annual statements, so a company that reports late appears only after its report is filed. Every page shows how many companies had a value, so you can see how wide the comparison is.
Korean listed companies by average employee pay
No. 1: CJ ₩752.3M
1,829 companies ranked
Korean listed companies by average employee tenure
No. 1: KG Mobility 25.3 yrs
1,841 companies ranked
Korean listed companies by number of employees
No. 1: Samsung Electronics Co, 128,881
2,110 companies ranked
Korean listed companies by average director pay
No. 1: Poongsan Holdings ₩5.2B
2,157 companies ranked
Korean listed companies by dividend yield (annual report)
No. 1: Easy Holdings 23.79%
1,084 companies ranked
Korean listed companies that raised their dividend the most
No. 1: Namyang Dairy Products 1328%
917 companies ranked
Revenue growth ranking (listed companies with ₩100B+ revenue)
No. 1: DTC 1487.1%
1,376 companies ranked
Operating margin ranking (listed companies with ₩100B+ revenue)
No. 1: Woori Technology Investment 84.8%
1,376 companies ranked
Korean listed companies with the lowest debt ratio (₩100B+ revenue)
No. 1: BioNote 3%
1,372 companies ranked