Ministry of SMEs and Startups Announces 2nd Win-Win Consumption Lottery Results

Winners Notified Individually
20 First-Prize Winners to Receive Onnuri Gift Certificates Worth 20 Million Won Each
Selected from Those Who Spent Over 50,000 Won in Non-Metropolitan Areas

The Ministry of SMEs and Startups announced the winners of the "2nd Win-Win Consumption Lottery" on December 8, releasing the results through the Win-Win Payback website.

The 2nd Win-Win Consumption Lottery was held as part of the nationwide discount festival "Korea Grand Festival," running for 12 days from October 29 to November 9. The application and prize payment methods were the same as in the first round, but both the number of winners and the total prize amount were increased. A total of 11.07 million people participated in this event, and 63.73 million lottery tickets were issued.

The results of the 2nd Win-Win Consumption Lottery can be checked on the website, and winners will also be notified individually via Alimtalk. Twenty first-prize winners will each receive 20 million won, forty second-prize winners will each receive 2 million won, 1,140 third-prize winners will each receive 1 million won, and 3,800 fourth-prize winners will each receive 100,000 won, with a total prize pool of 2 billion won. The prize money will be distributed sequentially through the Digital Onnuri Gift Certificate app starting the following day.

First-prize winners were selected from among applicants who spent at least 50,000 won at traditional markets and small business stores in non-metropolitan areas. Residents of the metropolitan area were also eligible for the first prize if they made qualifying purchases in non-metropolitan areas during the event period.

Choi Wonyoung, Director General for Small Business Policy at the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, stated, "The warm-hearted spending of the public greatly supports small businesses and local commercial districts, and we will continue to pursue policies that promote sales growth for small businesses and revitalize the local economy."

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