KT CORP (KT) Stock

1 member of Congress disclosed 1 trade in KT since 2025: 0 purchases and 1 sale, most recently Sheri Biggs (sale, Mar 18, 2025). 4 of the hedge funds AlphaScala tracks reported KT in 13F filings for the quarter ended Jun 30, 2026; the largest reported position is D.E. Shaw's at $23.81M.

Which members of Congress traded KT CORP (KT)?

Members
1
Disclosed trades
1
Purchases
0
Sales
1

Most recent: Sheri Biggs (sale, Mar 18, 2025); records start Mar 18, 2025.

PoliticianTrade dateTypeAmount
Sheri Biggs
R-SC · House
2025-03-18sale$1k – $15k

From STOCK Act periodic transaction reports. House filings as of Nov 2, 2026.

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Which hedge funds own KT?

From 13F filings
FundShares HeldPosition ValueChange vs prior Q
D.E. Shaw
David Shaw
1.38M$23.81M+18%
Millennium Management
Israel Englander
736K$12.72M-46%
Bridgewater Associates
Ray Dalio
207K$3.58M+115%
Renaissance Technologies
Jim Simons (founder)
60K$1.03M-93%

13F holdings as of Jun 30, 2026

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What does KT CORP do?

KT Corporation is a prominent telecommunications company based in South Korea, playing a vital role in offering a diverse range of communication services. As a leading provider, KT Corporation's primary function is to deliver fixed-line and wireless communication, high-speed Internet, and media broadcasting services. The company is recognized for its innovative approach towards telecommunications, including the deployment of advanced technologies such as 5G networks and ICT-based solutions. KT Corporation impacts several sectors, notably telecommunications, information technology, and media. Its services extend beyond consumer solutions, encompassing enterprise-level offerings such as data security and IT consulting. The company's contributions are significant within the media and entertainment landscape through platforms providing digital content and media distribution. In the financial market, KT Corporation holds a strategic position not only within the South Korean economy, where it serves as a significant driver of technological advancement, but also internationally via its global communications services. Its consistent investment in next-generation networks underscores the company’s pivotal role in shaping future connectivity standards and promoting digital transformation across various industries.

CEO
Young-Shub Kim
Employees
14,020
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