Shared-growth achievements include shorter payment terms for partners

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NAVER said on Wednesday that it received the highest rating in the 2025 Win-Win Growth Index assessment.


The Win-Win Growth Index evaluates each company's level of shared growth annually, based on the Win-Win Growth Commission's Comprehensive Evaluation of Shared Growth and the Fair Trade Commission's Evaluation of Fair Trade Agreement Implementation.


NAVER has received the highest rating for 10 consecutive years since 2016. In this year's assessment, it was viewed positively for shortening payment terms for partners with which it has purchasing transactions and continuing to provide support in areas such as finance, consulting, and education.


NAVER pays partners within an average of seven days, including holidays, and supports loan interest rates and consulting costs through its Win-Win Growth Fund. This year, it also began offering in-person training for partners on the use of artificial intelligence (AI).


NAVER has also run Project Flower since 2016 to support the digital transformation and sustainable growth of creators who are small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners. Last year, it expanded the initiative into NAVER Impact. NAVER Impact runs consulting programs, including Brand Launcher and Store Growth, to help diverse SMEs grow their businesses step by step. It also provides educational programs and physical infrastructure through NAVER Business School and NAVER Square.



Chae Sunjoo, NAVER's head of external affairs and ESG policy, said, "NAVER will continue to enhance its existing support programs while expanding assistance tailored to the evolving needs of partners and SME business owners, including AI training, artificial intelligence transformation (AX) consulting, and a dedicated recruitment section for partners."


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