Hanwha Asset Management Holds 'Hanwha Partnership Day,' Bringing Together Domestic Deep-Tech Portfolio Companies

For Major Institutional and Industry Partners
IR Presentations and One-on-One Business Meetings
Connecting Investment to Business Collaboration After Investment

Hanwha Asset Management said on October 14 that it had held Hanwha Partnership Day to help expand business collaboration opportunities for its domestic deep-tech portfolio companies.

The event was held on October 12 at Dreamplus in Gangnam, Seoul. Hanwha Partnership Day is a regular collaboration platform established to support portfolio companies' tangible growth after investment. About 50 people attended, including representatives from 11 domestic deep-tech portfolio companies managed by Hanwha Asset Management's VC Investment Team and staff from industry partners at major domestic institutions.

Representatives of 11 domestic deep-tech portfolio companies and working-level staff from major Korean institutional and industry partners attend Hanwha Partnership Day at Dreamplus in Gangnam, Seoul, on the 12th. Hanwha Asset Management

Hanwha Asset Management designed the event not as a one-off networking opportunity, but as a forum where portfolio companies could meet potential business partners in person, introduce their technologies and explore collaboration opportunities. To support the portfolio companies' preparation throughout the event, the company matched each company's desired areas of collaboration with the partners' areas of interest in advance and refined discussion topics through mutual question-and-answer sessions.

The event opened with IR presentations by five portfolio companies. Each company introduced its technology and potential areas for collaboration to partner representatives. In the afternoon, 20 one-on-one business meetings between portfolio companies and partners matched in advance were held simultaneously in multiple meeting rooms. Participants also continued discussions on additional collaboration opportunities through open networking.

During the same period, Hanwha Asset Management invited six overseas portfolio companies to Korea and separately arranged visits to business sites and business meetings with domestic partners. The company supported the entire process, from planning the Korea visit to arranging meetings with partners, so that overseas deep-tech companies, including those from the United States, could see domestic industrial sites firsthand and explore opportunities for collaboration.

Hanwha Asset Management plans to support follow-up business discussions and individual meetings on the collaboration opportunities discussed at the event. It also intends to hold Hanwha Partnership Day regularly and continue expanding points of connection between its portfolio companies and the industry.

“For deep-tech companies' technologies to be recognized for their value in the market, they need opportunities to be validated in real industrial settings,” said Jung Yuntaek, head of Global Alternative Investments at Hanwha Asset Management. “We will go beyond financial investment and serve as a hands-on partner, helping our domestic and overseas portfolio companies find the business opportunities they need to grow, regardless of borders.”

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