Yangsan G Space East Launches 'Startup Success Engine'
2025 Pre-Startup and Early-Stage Startup IR Round Successfully Concludes
Yangsan City, located in South Gyeongsang Province, announced that the "2025 Pre-Startup and Early-Stage Startup Accelerating Program IR Round," organized by G Space East, the startup hub for eastern Gyeongnam, successfully concluded on November 18.
This event was designed to provide pre-startup and early-stage companies with advanced technology and growth potential an opportunity to present their business models to investors, based on the achievements they accumulated through this year’s support programs, and to seek investment connections. A total of 10 companies participated, engaging in IR pitching and one-on-one investment consultations with investors.
The 10 participating companies-Basechem Korea, INT, Kitora Food, Taesung Systech, Fitco, Flow Lab, Jarieottae, Foron, Q'PIN, and NewDots (SeeU)-each presented their innovative technologies and business models. During the subsequent one-on-one investor consultations, tailored feedback and potential collaboration opportunities were discussed for each company.
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An official from Yangsan City stated, "The local startup ecosystem is gradually becoming more vibrant, centered around G Space East," and added, "We will continue to provide administrative support to create an environment conducive to entrepreneurship."
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