Jungjin-gong Supports Investment Attraction for Innovative Technology Startups

Non-face-to-face KOSME IR Mart Held on the 23rd

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] The Small and Medium Business Corporation (Chairman Kim Hak-do, hereinafter referred to as SBC) announced on the 23rd that it held the 'Non-face-to-face KOSME IR Mart' to support startups with innovative technologies in the DNA (Data, Network, AI) sector in attracting investment.

Seven companies, including SBC growth-sharing fund-supported companies and graduates of the Global Startup Academy, participated in this IR Mart held on an online platform, conducting investment presentations for private venture capital (VC) and financial institution officials.

The companies participating in the investment attraction presentation are LuxPM, Apelles, Animal Voice, Vestella Lab, Cosmetheus, Synergy AI, and Rajen. SBC supports growth-sharing funds for startups, traditional manufacturing companies, and local companies, and helps strengthen capabilities by providing education and coaching to promising companies for global expansion through the Global Startup Academy.

In addition, various follow-up supports are provided to enhance corporate value even after support. In particular, as of last year, the amount of follow-up investment attracted by growth-sharing fund-supported companies reached a cumulative total of 354 companies and 1.0025 trillion KRW.

Chairman Kim Hak-do said, "SBC is linking various projects such as policy funds so that startups and small and medium ventures with excellent technological performance and growth potential can grow into global companies," and added, "We will expand opportunities for promising companies and investors to meet and fulfill the role of a catalyst for private investment."

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