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Seoul Guarantee Insurance Company 031210

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Company Overview

as of June 2026

Seoul Guarantee Insurance Company was established in February 1969 as Daehan Guarantee Insurance Co., Ltd., and was relaunched as Seoul Guarantee Insurance Company in November 1998 through a merger with Korea Guarantee Insurance. The company's operating revenue is divided into insurance underwriting revenue from guarantee insurance and reinsurance, and investment revenue generated from managing premiums received from policyholders. As the only comprehensive guarantee insurance company licensed under the Insurance Business Act in Korea, the company performs a public role in promoting domestic credit transactions through its guarantee insurance business and advancing financial development by securing the stability of transactions among economic agents.

Representative Director Lee Myeongsun

Founded February 19, 1969

Corporation Type KOSPI

Industry Classification Guarantee insurance

Corporate number 11011-0099774

Business number 120-81-13002

Phone Number 02-3671-7000

Fax Number 02-3671-7438

Website www.sgic.co.kr

Company Address 29 Gimsangok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

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Current Ratio, Debt Ratio, Reserve Ratio, Quick Ratio, Interest Coverage Ratio

The current ratio indicates how much larger the company's assets that can be converted to cash within one year are compared to the debts it must repay within one year.

Current Ratio = ( Current Assets / Current Liabilities ) * 100
Expressed based on 150%, the higher above 150%, the healthier.

The debt-to-equity ratio indicates the ratio of debt to total equity.

Debt Ratio = ( Total Liabilities / Total Equity ) * 100
Expressed based on 100%, the lower below 100%, the healthier.

The reserve ratio indicates how much capital the company holds excluding external borrowings.

Reserve Ratio = ( (Capital Surplus + Retained Earnings) / Capital Stock ) * 100
Expressed based on 500%, the higher above 500%, the healthier.

The quick ratio indicates the ratio of assets among current assets that can be immediately converted to cash.

Quick Ratio = ( (Current Assets - Inventories) / Current Liabilities ) * 100
Expressed based on 150%, the higher above 150%, the healthier.

The interest coverage ratio indicates the company's ability to pay interest using operating income.

Interest Coverage Ratio = ( Operating Income / Financial Expenses ) * 100
Expressed based on 250%, the higher above 250%, the healthier.

This chart visually summarizes the company's financial health using the indicators above. Using statistical data and general accounting standards, values exceeding certain thresholds are evaluated as good, and this is expressed in 5 levels.

These figures can be used as reference material, but cannot replace an accurate assessment. Therefore, there is no legal responsibility for these results, and users are advised to conduct their own investigation and analysis to make final decisions.

(Comprehensive) Income Statement, Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Cash Flows

The (comprehensive) income statement is a financial report that documents the business performance a company has achieved over a certain period. It shows profit and loss information representing business performance, or items that will affect future business performance.

The statement of financial position is a financial report that documents a company's current financial position. It shows information on assets, liabilities, and equity, where assets equal the sum of liabilities and equity. Asset and liability information is provided by current/non-current classification.

The statement of cash flows is a financial report that documents a company's cash flows occurring over a certain period. It shows the generation and use of cash by operating, investing, and financing activities.

Operating Activities: Activities related to generating primary revenue.
Investing Activities: Increases and decreases in assets held for investment purposes and property, plant and equipment used in operations.
Financing Activities: Activities related to raising and repaying funds.

For the annual settlement quarter, the (comprehensive) income statement and statement of cash flows also display the annual settlement amount (cumulative total).

Consolidated Financial Statements, Separate Financial Statements

Consolidated financial statements is a financial report prepared by combining the financial information of companies in an economic controlling-subsidiary relationship. Control is generally determined to exist when voting rights in the investee exceed 50%, and the parent company prepares the consolidated financial statements.

Separate financial statements is a financial report in which the parent company prepares financial information solely for its subsidiaries, separate from the controlling company.

Internet News Analysis

Provides the interpretation of whether the analyzed news article content is positive/negative/neutral toward the company.

Positive: The number of news articles containing positive content about the company's performance and financial information, such as stock price increases, accounting profit growth, new product/service launches and promotions/events, and MOU signings.
Negative: The number of news articles containing negative content about the company's performance and financial information, such as stock price declines, accounting profit decreases, and negative consumer reviews of products and services.
Neutral: The number of news articles containing informational content that does not directly affect corporate performance and financial information, such as mid-to-long-term planning, company name changes, and executive status.
Exposures: The sum of the number of positive, negative, and neutral news articles.

The actual number of articles and the number shown on the graph may differ depending on when the data was last updated.

Community analysis

provides the results of analyzing posts on various corporate stock pages to interpret whether the content is positive/negative/neutral toward the company.

Positive: The number of posts containing content that positively affects corporate activities, such as stock price increase outlooks, expectations of improved profitability, favorable reviews of new products or services, and agreement signings, or posts in which the author evaluates the company positively
Negative: The number of posts dealing with negative factors for the company, such as stock price declines, revenue decreases, complaints about products or services, and deteriorating management, or posts in which the author evaluates the company negatively
Neutral: The number of posts that simply convey information without clear positive or negative evaluation of the company, or that express a personal neutral opinion
Exposures: The sum of positive, negative, and neutral posts

The actual number of posts and the number shown on the graph may differ depending on when the data was last updated.

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