The Korea Exchange announced on the 2nd that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Daejeon Metropolitan City and KAIST to support the listing of promising companies.


After signing the business agreement, the attendees are shouting "Fighting" and taking a commemorative photo. <br>[Photo by Korea Exchange]

After signing the business agreement, the attendees are shouting "Fighting" and taking a commemorative photo.
[Photo by Korea Exchange]

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This agreement aims to support the listing of promising local companies on the securities market to enhance corporate value and promote regional economic development. The main contents include ▲holding briefing sessions related to listings and providing customized mentoring for individual companies at different growth stages ▲operating an IPO support center and providing administrative and financial support to companies wishing to go public ▲developing corporate listing support programs and operating advisory groups.



Hong Soon-wook, Vice President of the Korea Exchange, stated, "Through this MOU, we intend to collaborate with existing corporate support institutions such as Daejeon City to play a key role in supporting the growth and IPOs of excellent companies in Daejeon." He added, "We plan to strengthen services and provide customized consulting for outstanding local companies through the KRX Daejeon Innovation Growth Center, which opened last December."


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