POSCO INTERNATIONAL supports SMEs overseas and leads win-win management

POSCO International is leading the way in spreading win-win management by helping small and medium-sized venture companies find overseas markets in collaboration with the government.

POSCO International (Vice Chairman Jeong Tak) In Bangkok, Thailand, the Small and Medium Venture Business Corporation (SME) held the 'Export Voucher[1] Participating Companies Thailand Export Consultation' and conducted 1:1 export consultation activities with local Thai companies for domestic SMEs.

POSCO INTERNATIONAL has built a global network of 80 bases in 46 countries and accumulated know-how in establishing overseas markets. Based on this, it has been recognized as a 'specialized trading company' by the Korea International Trade Association since 2014, and has been actively supporting the overseas expansion of small and medium-sized venture companies experiencing difficulties in exporting.

POSCO International and SMEs prepare for the export consultation this time, comprehensively considering market demand, item competitiveness, and the possibility of matching with buyers. 12 small and medium-sized venture companies were selected.

The 12 selected domestic small and medium-sized venture companies held export consultations with PTT, the largest energy company in Thailand, We discovered opportunities to enter the Thai market by conducting export consultations through 1:1 matching with about 40 local companies, including private power producer Gulf Energy Development.

< span> Jeon Se-jeong, CEO of Korea Water Technology (an electro-osmotic sewage/wastewater sludge dewatering/drying facility company), one of the participating companies, said, “I have been interested in the Thai market, but I have not had a chance to approach it. He said, “We plan to achieve the first export to Thailand by continuing cooperation with buyers connected through export consultations.”

This Cheol-Ho Park, Director of Corporate Citizenship at POSCO International, who prepared the export consultation, said, “I know that many small and medium-sized venture companies are having difficulties in exporting due to lack of awareness and network in the global market.” We will put our management philosophy into practice.” Participated and provided 1:1 customized counseling to about 10 companies including Samyang Fine Chemical, Grenex, Naon Works, and The Pirates. The Matching Fair is an event that provides opportunities for companies participating in export vouchers to promote services in 13 fields, including international logistics and transportation, and freely consult.