SEOUL: South Korea’s state-run power monopoly Korea Electric Power Corp (Kepco) unveiled yesterday a record net profit for 2002 of 3.06 trillion won (US$2.56bil) on healthy power demand and foreign exchange gains.
Looking ahead, analysts expect resilient electricity demand to continue to underpin the company's business this year, although less pronounced strength in the won might act as a drag.
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