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On December 30 (Fri), the Ministry of ICT officially announced 300 promising start-ups and venture companies with high growth potential as K-Global 300.

The company's selection is based on the 'Integration and Linkage Plan of ICT Startup and Venture Policies' established for efficient support of ICT startups and ventures. Selected for support. 

The second K-Global 300 is the Ministry of Future Affairs in charge of ICT start-up and venture support projects (hereinafter referred to as the K-Global Project) (ITC, K-ICT Bonto Global Center, Youth Entrepreneurship Foundation, ICT Promotion) The center, the Korea IT Agency, Korea Broadcasting & Communications Agency, the Internet Agency, and the Database Agency (8 agencies) and private experts conducted the discovery and evaluation. 200 companies were selected through the company's capabilities such as investment attraction, job creation, overseas expansion, and promising evaluation and verification of the companies supported by the 'K-Global Project' and recommended by the regional Creative Economy Innovation Center. 100 companies were selected through evaluation and verification. 

Selected start-ups and venture companies account for 22% of non-capital companies such as Daejeon, Daegu, and Busan, and include many companies that have received domestic and overseas start-up competitions and attracted investment. 

Companies selected for K-Global 300 preferentially select various government entrepreneurship support projects necessary for the growth of entrepreneurship and venture companies, such as occupancy space, R & D, overseas IR, consulting, and funding, based on individual company's demand. K-Global @ plans to provide full support to the global market by reflecting corporate needs, such as sharing information on local markets and arranging meeting opportunities with investors.