On December 31, Gyeongbuk Credit Guarantee Foundation held its 2025 year-end closing ceremony in the main office conference room, attended by all employees.


This year-end event was organized to recognize the hard work of employees who supported small businesses and self-employed individuals throughout 2025, and to strengthen unity and solidarity within the organization as the year comes to a close.

Kim Jungkwon, Chairman of the Gyeongbuk Credit Guarantee Foundation, is holding a sign celebrating the achievement of 100 billion won in contributions this year and conducting the year-end closing ceremony.

Kim Jungkwon, Chairman of the Gyeongbuk Credit Guarantee Foundation, is holding a sign celebrating the achievement of 100 billion won in contributions this year and conducting the year-end closing ceremony.

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In particular, a commemorative ceremony was held to celebrate the achievement of a record-high 100 billion won in contributions this year.


The foundation achieved this milestone by introducing a new "city-county and financial institution matching contribution" system-where local governments and financial institutions each contribute equally-to the existing "city-county special guarantee program," which had previously relied solely on local government contributions.



This year, the foundation secured 105.5 billion won in contributions, enabling it to provide a record total of 1.9712 trillion won in guarantees in 2025.


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