HomeGuides › Korean company data

How to get Korean company data: directors, shareholders & financials

Every Korean listed company files with the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) through OpenDART. Here's how to pull a company's directors, major shareholders and full IFRS financial statements as clean JSON — for due diligence, KYC and supply-chain verification.

What is OpenDART?

OpenDART is the open-data API of Korea's Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) — the public gateway to the DART corporate-disclosure system. Each company has an 8-digit DART corp code, and listed firms also carry a 6-digit KRX stock code (e.g. 005930 for Samsung Electronics, 000660 for SK hynix). It's free, authoritative and allows 20,000 calls a day.

What data can you get?

The easy way (by stock code, corp code or name)

The DART portal is Korean-language and built for manual, one-at-a-time lookup. Instead, the Korean Company Data scraper on Apify takes a stock code, DART corp code or company name and returns structured OpenDART data — no Korean required, exportable to JSON / CSV / Excel.

Names and addresses are Romanized (Revised Romanization), and every money figure is given three ways: raw number, compact (₩566.94T) and exact (₩566,942,110,000,000).

Use cases: KYC & supplier onboarding, M&A / investment screening, semiconductor & electronics supply-chain mapping, and lead enrichment on Korean companies.

Open the Korean Company Data scraper →

Is it legal?

It reads public statutory disclosure data published by Korea's FSS through the official OpenDART API. Verify your use complies with OpenDART's terms and Korea's data-protection law (PIPA).