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LG Corporation, commonly known as LG and stylized as LG, is a South Korean multinational conglomerate with activities across electronics, chemicals, and telecommunications. Its headquarters are in Seoul, and it functions as the parent company for a number of major subsidiaries, including LG Electronics, LG Display, LG Chem, LG Energy Solution, LG Uplus, and LG CNS. The group markets consumer electronics, home appliances, mobile devices, and display technologies, and it engages in chemical production and battery manufacturing. The LG brand is associated with the slogan Life's Good.

The origins of LG trace back to 1947 with Lak-Hui Chemical Industrial, which expanded into consumer electronics under the GoldStar name in 1958. In the late 1980s the Lak-Hui and GoldStar brands were merged to form Lucky-Goldstar, and the company adopted the LG brand in 1995. Since then, the group has grown into a diversified multinational with a global manufacturing and sales footprint spanning many countries.

LG Electronics, the group’s flagship subsidiary, develops and sells televisions, home appliances, mobile devices, and imaging products. LG Display manufactures LCD and OLED panels for a range of clients. LG Chem produces petrochemicals and battery materials, while LG Energy Solution specializes in large-format batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. LG Uplus provides mobile and fixed-line communications services in Korea.

The LG brand emphasizes innovation and sustainability, with ongoing initiatives in energy efficiency, circular economy, and advanced materials research. The company remains a major player in consumer electronics and related supply chains worldwide.