Cosmax sees 57% surge in U.S. sales in first half

K-Sure provides over $200 million in financing for global expansion of K-culture companies this year

On September 3, Korea Trade Insurance Corporation (K-Sure) announced that it will provide US$50 million in working capital to Cosmax's U.S. subsidiary to strengthen K-beauty's presence in the North American market.


A K-Sure official explained, "Our goal is to help South Korean companies reinforce their position in the North American market by leveraging the global prestige that K-beauty has achieved," adding, "Cosmax's U.S. subsidiary has continued its rapid growth, with sales in the first half of this year increasing by 57% compared to the same period last year, thanks to new customer acquisitions and expanded orders from existing clients."


Korea Trade Insurance Corporation Headquarters.

Korea Trade Insurance Corporation Headquarters.

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K-Sure expects this financial support to be instrumental in establishing a solid foundation for Cosmax in the North American market, as securing working capital is essential to respond promptly to local demand.


To further expand the global popularity of K-beauty, K-content, and other elements of K-culture, K-Sure is increasing its support for the cultural and consumer goods industries. Including this latest support measure, the total amount of financing provided by K-Sure this year to overseas subsidiaries of K-culture companies has now surpassed US$200 million.



Jang Youngjin, President of K-Sure, stated, "Rapid financial supply is essential for K-culture to gain a strong foothold in the global market," adding, "We will continue to provide unwavering support so that leading K-culture companies can showcase their capabilities on the world stage."


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