Supporting Small Businesses Hit by August Heavy Rains

Donation to Be Used for Facility Restoration and Essential Business Supplies

Warm support has reached small business owners in the Geoje area, who must reorganize their flooded stores and resume their livelihoods. BNK Credit Information is providing assistance to help small businesses affected by flooding recover their daily lives ahead of the Chuseok holiday.


On September 16, BNK Credit Information (CEO Shin Tae-soo) announced that it had donated 5 million won to the Geojesi Small Business Association (President Park Sang-pyo).


This donation was prepared to support small business owners who suffered business losses, including store flooding, caused by heavy rains in August. The funds will be used for facility restoration and to purchase items necessary for business operations.

BNK Credit Information is donating funds to the Geoje Small Business Association to support the recovery of daily life for small business owners affected by floods in the Geoje area ahead of the holiday season.

BNK Credit Information is donating funds to the Geoje Small Business Association to support the recovery of daily life for small business owners affected by floods in the Geoje area ahead of the holiday season.

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In addition to BNK Credit Information, representatives from BNK Busan Bank Geoje Gohyeon Branch, BNK Kyongnam Bank Geoje Gohyeon Branch, and Geoje Financial Center also attended the donation ceremony. They listened to the difficulties faced by small business owners affected by the flood and encouraged a swift recovery.


Since 2016, BNK Credit Information has continued the "Happy Hope Sharing Event" every holiday. Having supported diligent debtors and vulnerable members of the local community in the past, this year the company expanded its efforts to include small business owners impacted by flood damage.


CEO Shin Tae-soo stated, "I hope this donation will provide at least some help for small business owners struggling due to flood damage so that they can return to their businesses as soon as possible."



CEO Shin also emphasized, "We will continue activities that promote mutual growth by looking out for difficulties in the local community and providing support where it is needed."


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