Hanwha

Hanwha Current Liabilities

The Current Liabilities of Hanwha (000880.KS) as of Oct 29, 2026 is 5.97 T KRW. In the previous year, Current Liabilities was 14.00 T KRW — a change of -57.37% (lower).

Current Liabilities

5.97 TKRW

YoY

-57.37%

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Current Liabilities of Hanwha is 2025 5.97 T KRW. Current Liabilities of Hanwha was 2024 14.00 T KRW. It decreases by -57.37% lower compared to the previous year.

The Hanwha Current Liabilities history

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Current Liabilities
Date
Current Liabilities
Jan 1, 2018
17.96 T KRW
Jan 1, 2019
19.20 T KRW
Jan 1, 2020
11.61 T KRW
Jan 1, 2021
12.85 T KRW
Jan 1, 2022
7.89 T KRW
Jan 1, 2023
9.57 T KRW
Jan 1, 2024
14.00 T KRW
Jan 1, 2025
5.97 T KRW
The Hanwha Current Liabilities history
YEARCurrent LiabilitiesYoY
5.97 TKRW-57.37%
14.00 TKRW+46.29%
9.57 TKRW+21.25%
7.89 TKRW-38.57%
12.85 TKRW+10.67%
11.61 TKRW-39.55%
19.20 TKRW+6.93%
17.96 TKRW+15.09%
15.60 TKRW+5.06%
14.85 TKRW+23.06%
12.07 TKRW+23.42%
9.78 TKRW-41.02%
16.58 TKRW+320.75%
3.94 TKRW+18.91%
3.31 TKRW-29.94%
4.73 TKRW-25.55%
6.35 TKRW+32.47%
4.80 TKRW+22.27%
3.92 TKRW+16.39%
3.37 TKRW+43.82%
2.34 TKRW+24.04%
1.89 TKRW-45.47%
3.46 TKRW+26.33%
2.74 TKRW-14.53%
3.21 TKRW+33.22%
2.41 TKRW+72.06%
1.40 TKRW-24.08%
1.84 TKRW+23.73%
1.49 TKRW+32.86%
1.12 TKRW—

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Hanwha Stock analysis

What does Hanwha do? Hanwha Corp is a South Korean conglomerate that was founded in 1952. Formerly known as Korea Explosives Corp, the company has undergone an impressive transformation over the past few decades and has become a global enterprise operating in a variety of business sectors, including chemicals, technology, energy, construction, engineering, and defense. Throughout its history, Hanwha Corp has achieved some notable milestones. In the early 1970s, the company expanded into the petrochemical industry and opened a new production facility, allowing them to enhance their leadership position in this sector. In the late 1990s, Hanwha Corp expanded into the solar industry and since 2000, the company has expanded its business in the USA, Japan, China, and Europe. Today, Hanwha Corp consists of over 50 subsidiaries operating in various business sectors. These include: - Hanwha Techwin: A leading provider of surveillance systems and cameras for use in public facilities, industrial parks, residential areas, and other areas. - Hanwha Q Cells: One of the world's largest manufacturers of solar cells and modules. - Hanwha Defense: A company specializing in the development and manufacturing of artillery systems, missiles, and other weapon systems. - Hanwha Engineering & Construction: A subsidiary specializing in the construction of buildings, infrastructure, and power plants. - Hanwha Life Insurance: A leading provider of insurance, pensions, and financial solutions in South Korea and abroad. - Hanwha Chemical: A leading company in the chemical industry, manufacturing plastics, chemicals, and polymers. - Hanwha Aerospace: A company specializing in the development and manufacturing of aircraft parts, space technology, and other high-quality precision devices. Hanwha Corp is an innovative company that is constantly striving to develop new technologies and business models to meet the needs of its customers. It is also a company that aims to be environmentally friendly and promote sustainable business practices. Hanwha Corp has launched a number of initiatives to reduce its CO2 emissions, improve its energy efficiency, and promote clean energy sources. In terms of the products offered by Hanwha Corp, there is a wide range of options. For example, Hanwha Techwin is a leading provider of security systems offering products such as surveillance cameras, video recorders, network video recorders, and management software. Hanwha Q Cells offers a wide range of solar modules and cells for households, businesses, and government agencies. Hanwha Defense provides a variety of weapon systems and artillery products for military purposes. Hanwha Engineering & Construction offers services such as planning, design, and construction of buildings and infrastructure projects. And Hanwha Chemical offers chemicals and materials for a variety of applications, including plastics, rubber products, synthetic fibers, and more. Overall, Hanwha Corp has an impressive history that has made it one of the largest and most innovative conglomerates in the world over the years. With a wide range of subsidiaries operating in various business sectors, Hanwha Corp has the opportunity to develop innovative technologies, promote environmentally friendly business practices, and meet the needs of its customers worldwide. Hanwha is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Hanwha stock

Current Liabilities of Hanwha is 5.97 T KRW in 2025.

Current Liabilities of Hanwha changed from 14.00 T KRW to 5.97 T KRW, representing a -57.37% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Current Liabilities Hanwha since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

Current liabilities are obligations due within one year, including accounts payable, short-term debt, and accrued expenses.

Current Liabilities's KRW is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Current Liabilities's Hanwha historically and in real time.

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