Musinsa Pays 61 Billion KRW Early to Partners for Lunar New Year
[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Online fashion store Musinsa will advance the payment of settlement funds totaling 61 billion KRW ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday.
Musinsa has been providing early settlement payments before holidays every year to help ease the temporary financial burden on its partners during the holiday period.
This early payment will be made in a lump sum on the 13th, before the Lunar New Year holiday, to about 2,300 partner companies. Partners will receive their payments up to 12 days earlier than the scheduled payment date.
A Musinsa representative said, "We hope this early payment will help our partner companies whose financial demands increase ahead of the Lunar New Year," adding, "We will continue to seek and implement mutually beneficial measures unique to Musinsa and strive to build strong partnerships."
Musinsa is expanding various co-growth projects and support measures to promote mutual growth with its partners. In addition to financial support such as weekly advance payment services and product development through partnerships with financial institutions, Musinsa helps partners strengthen competitiveness in business operations including product manufacturing, planning, sales, and distribution.
Alongside this, various projects aimed at revitalizing the fashion industry are also showing good results. Through the fashion-specialized shared office 'Musinsa Studio,' Musinsa provides an optimal working environment and support programs for fashion startups and prospective entrepreneurs.
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