Korea Electric Power (KEP)

Total debt on the balance sheet as of September 2025 : S$23.63 Billion

According to Korea Electric Power's latest financial reports the company's total debt is S$23.63 Billion. A company’s total debt is the sum of all current and non-current debts.

Korea Electric Power - Total debt on balance sheet (from 2002 to 2025)

Total debt by year

Year	Total debt	Change
2024-12-31	S$126.19 B	-10.07%
2023-12-31	S$140.32 B	5.78%
2022-12-31	S$132.65 B	37.46%
2021-12-31	S$96.50 B	6.6%
2020-12-31	S$90.53 B	6.45%
2019-12-31	S$85.04 B	13.33%
2018-12-31	S$75.04 B	8.43%
2017-12-31	S$69.21 B	10551.89%
2016-12-31	S$0.64 B	-18.12%
2015-12-31	S$0.79 B	-14.51%
2014-12-31	S$0.92 B	-12.72%
2013-12-31	S$1.06 B	-10.36%
2012-12-31	S$1.18 B	-53.99%
2011-12-31	S$2.57 B	-94.34%
2010-12-31	S$45.57 B	8.88%
2009-12-31	S$41.85 B	24.85%
2008-12-31	S$33.52 B	-38.01%
2007-12-31	S$54.08 B	68.2%
2006-12-31	S$32.15 B	1.98%
2005-12-31	S$31.52 B	1.73%
2004-12-31	S$30.99 B	-8.6%
2003-12-31	S$33.90 B	19.91%
2002-12-31	S$28.27 B

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Korea Electric Power (KEP) - Total debt