035420.KS - NAVER Corporation

KSE - KSE Delayed Price. Currency in KRW
127,500.00
0.00 (0.00%)
At close: 3:30PM KST
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Previous Close127,500.00
Open128,500.00
Bid127,500.00 x 0
Ask128,000.00 x 0
Day's Range127,500.00 - 131,000.00
52 Week Range104,000.00 - 168,400.00
Volume420,100
Avg. Volume456,702
Market Cap18.638T
Beta (3Y Monthly)1.42
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings DateApr 24, 2019 - Apr 29, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield314.00 (0.25%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-12-27
1y Target Est155,296.00
  • Thomson Reuters StreetEvents10 days ago

    Edited Transcript of 035420.KS earnings conference call or presentation 31-Jan-19 12:00am GMT

    Q4 2018 Naver Corp Earnings Call

  • Matthews Pacific Tiger Fund's Top 4 Position Boosts in 4th Quarter
    GuruFocus.com14 days ago

    Matthews Pacific Tiger Fund's Top 4 Position Boosts in 4th Quarter

    Fund increases exposure in China, Hong Kong, India and South Korea

  • Reuterslast month

    S.Korea's Mirae Asset, Naver to invest in Indonesia's Bukalapak

    A fund led by South Korea's Mirae Asset Daewoo and web portal Naver Corp will invest $50 million in Indonesian e-commerce startup Bukalapak, Mirae Asset said on Wednesday. The Asia Growth Fund jointly set up by Mirae Asset and Naver Corp is seeking exposure in the fast-growing online commerce industry in the Southeast Asian country. "Naver is very strong in technology, so there is a lot we can learn from them," Teddy Oetomo, chief strategy officer at Bukalapak, said by telephone.

  • Reuterslast month

    S.Korean fund to invest $50 mln in Indonesian online marketplace Bukalapak

    A fund led by South Korea's Mirae Asset Daewoo will invest $50 million in Indonesian e-commerce startup Bukalapak, Mirae Asset said on Wednesday. The Asia Growth Fund jointly set up by Mirae Asset and ...

  • Steven Romick's 4 New Buys for the 4th Quarter
    GuruFocus.comlast month

    Steven Romick's 4 New Buys for the 4th Quarter

    FPA Crescent Fund manager seeks investments in four different countries

  • Reuters2 months ago

    No Uber or Airbnb in South Korea - Red tape, risk-aversion hobble start-ups

    When Choi Ba-da pitched his car-sharing firm Luxi to Hyundai Motor officials in 2017, he told them there would be no future for South Korea's top automaker if it failed to embrace emerging technologies. Hyundai officials say they were also wary of laws limiting car sharing in South Korea. Hyundai's breakup with Luxi illustrates how rigid regulations, strong labour unions and a risk-averse culture among South Korea's giant family run conglomerates, or chaebol, have hindered the growth of start-ups in Asia's fourth-largest economy.

  • Reuters3 months ago

    Japan's Line partners Mizuho, Tencent in fintech drive; shares jump

    Japanese chat app operator Line Corp (3938.T) will set up a bank with Mizuho Financial Group Inc (8411.T) and also partner China's Tencent Holdings Ltd to offer mobile payment services - plans which saw its stock rise 13 percent on Tuesday. Pending regulatory approval, the bank will provide financial services to Line's almost 80 million users from 2020, Line and Mizuho said, without detailing the services to be offered. Line will hold 51 percent of the bank with Mizuho owning the rest.

  • Dynamic Yield, which builds Amazon-like personalisation for the rest of us, raises $38M
    TechCrunch3 months ago

    Dynamic Yield, which builds Amazon-like personalisation for the rest of us, raises $38M

    Amazon, one of the world's largest companies, has transformed the face of commerce in part because it has managed at once to be "The Everything Store" but still with a route into its sea of products that, for most users, surfaces what they might most want to see (and importantly buy or consume). Not every business is Amazon, though, so we are seeing a crop of startups emerging that are working on ways to help the rest of the digital world be just as optimised and personalised as Amazon. The startup's Series D has now closed off at $38 million, with the inclusion of a $5 million strategic investment from Naver, Korea's "Google" (it's the country's top search portal) that is also behind messaging apps Line and Snow.

  • Thomson Reuters StreetEvents4 months ago

    Edited Transcript of 035420.KS earnings conference call or presentation 25-Oct-18 12:00am GMT

    Q3 2018 Naver Corp Earnings Call

  • Reuters5 months ago

    Japan's Line raising $1.3 billion via convertible bonds for money businesses

    Japan's Line Corp is raising around 148.1 billion yen ($1.33 billion) through convertible bonds to fund the popular chat app operator's aggressive expansion in the financial services business. The company said on Tuesday it plans to spend the bulk of the money raised on promotion of "LINE Pay" and other new financial services by end-2021. "LINE Pay" allows users to send money to one another using the chat app as well as to do offline payment at stores.

  • TechCrunch6 months ago

    Korea's Naver backs Southeast Asia-based e-commerce startup iPrice

    It was led by Line Ventures, the investment arm of messaging app Line, which is owned by Naver. The size of the Naver investment hasn't been disclosed, but iPrice has raised close to $10 million to date. Its investor base includes Asia Venture Group (AVG), Venturra Capital, Gobi Partners, Cento Ventures, Econa and Starstrike Ventures.

  • Thomson Reuters StreetEvents6 months ago

    Edited Transcript of 035420.KS earnings conference call or presentation 26-Jul-18 12:00am GMT

    Q2 2018 Naver Corp Earnings Call

  • Thomson Reuters StreetEvents10 months ago

    Edited Transcript of 035420.KS earnings conference call or presentation 26-Apr-18 12:00am GMT

    Q1 2018 Naver Corp Earnings Call

  • Here and Naver Labs ink robotics deal to map indoor spaces
    TechCrunchlast year

    Here and Naver Labs ink robotics deal to map indoor spaces

    Your trip through the airport or train station may soon become a little more crowded -- not with people, but with robots, busily scanning and plotting the space so that one day, even more of their cousins can zip around with your luggage and Shake Shack orders. Here, the mapping company majority-owned by Audi, BMW and Daimler, has entered a robotics partnership with Naver Labs, part of Naver -- the company that created and spun out the messaging app Line, to expand autonomous indoor mapping coverage: Naver Labs will be using its robots, its image-recognition and its indoor mapping tech to help build 3D indoor maps for the Here platform, specifically of high-traffic spots like airports and train stations. Here tells me that the first indoor maps that they will work on together are of airports in Korea, where Naver is headquartered, before expanding to other markets and venues.