Mini Storage 'Darag' Operator Second Syndrome Acquires Item Storage Service 'Bogwan Bokjibu'

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bo-kyung] Second Syndrome, the operator of the mini storage service 'Darag,' announced on the 6th that it has signed a business transfer agreement to acquire the customized item storage service 'Bokwan Bokjibu.'

Darag is a shared storage (self-storage) service that allows for personal item storage, pickup and delivery, and disposal of stored items. Various items can be stored in separate warehouse spaces prepared near the residence.

Bokwan Bokjibu is a customized item storage service targeting single-person households enjoying various hobbies such as camping, figures, surfing, and riding. It has branches in five locations: Seoul Doksan, Sinnonhyeon, Yeongdeungpo Market, Isu, and Jangan.

Second Syndrome plans to acquire all tangible and intangible asset rights of the operator 'Megabox Joongang' to continue the Bokwan Bokjibu business and incorporate it into the Darag service.

Considering existing customers, the Bokwan Bokjibu brand will be maintained. Operational methods such as 365-day branch environment monitoring and unmanned management will be applied identically to Darag to provide customer convenience.

Starting with the reopening of the Sinnonhyeon Station and Isu Station branches next month, the Yeongdeungpo Market Station, Jangan, and Doksan branches will sequentially resume normal operations. New customers can use the service at up to a 50% discounted price through advance reservations before opening.

Hong Woo-tae, CEO of Second Syndrome, said, "This acquisition was decided as part of efforts to meet the segmented storage needs of customers for personal and hobby items and to improve residential accessibility," adding, "We plan to continuously expand diverse storage facilities by analyzing the life cycles of various age groups."

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