Marking its 15th anniversary this year, the Korea IR Council announced on the 27th that it will "actively publish reports on companies with high caution, such as investment warning stocks, within the possible scope," and stated, "We will contribute to the creation of an advanced capital market where blind investments do not occur by expanding investment information."


The Korea IR Council was established in 2008 to raise awareness and promote corporate disclosure (IR). Since then, it has carried out projects supporting IR for listed companies, training programs to strengthen the IR capabilities of executives and employees of listed companies, and the publication of corporate analysis reports.


Over the past 15 years since the establishment of the Korea IR Council, the proportion of listed companies conducting IR has increased approximately 2.6 times, from 10% to 25.9%.



The Korea IR Council plans to expand research report coverage and strengthen support for IR of listed companies in the future. It will open an IR expert talent bank and build an investor database (DB). It also announced plans to publish an IR practical manual and serve as a communication channel between listed companies and investors through a related YouTube channel.


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