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[DISCLOSURE] KT Skylife (053210) reported on July 26 that its second-quarter operating profit declined 2.3 percent to 28.37 billion won (US$24.85 million).
Sales increased 5.9 percent to 172.21 billion won, while net profit fell 9.2 percent to 22.03 billion won.
Sales increased 5.9 percent to 172.21 billion won, while net profit fell 9.2 percent to 22.03 billion won.
