Structure of The Group and The Financial Position
LG Corporation is a holding company that operates worldwide through more than 30 companies in the electronics, chemical, and telecom fields. Its electronics subsidiaries manufacture and sell products ranging from electronic and digital home appliances to televisions and mobile telephones, from thin film transistor-liquid crystal displays to security devices and semiconductors. In the chemical industry, subsidiaries manufacture and sell products including cosmetics, industrial textiles, rechargeable batteries and toner products, polycarbonates, medicines, and surface decorative materials. Its telecom products include long-distance and international phone services, mobile and broadband telecommunications services, as well as consulting and telemarketing services. LG also operates the Coca-Cola Korea Bottling Company, manages real estate, offers management consulting, and operates professional sports clubs.
| Fields of activity | Companies | The division's revenue, billion USD(2011) |
| Holding company | LG Corp. | US$ 9.2 billion |
| Electronic industry | LG Electronics LG Display LG Innotek LG Siltron Lusem |
US$ 50.03 billion US$ 22.4 billion US$ 4.19 billion N/A N/A |
| Chemical industry | LG Chem LG Household & Health Care LG Hausys LG Life Sciences LG MMA |
US$ 20.9 billion US$ 3.18 billion US$ 2.26 billion N/A N/A |
| Telecommunication and Services | LG Uplus LG International Corp. LG CNS SERVEONE LG N-Sys |
US$ 8.47 billion US$ 12.9 billion N/A N/A N/A |
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