SK Intellix Earns "Excellent" Rating in 2026 Win-Win Growth Index

Improved payment terms for business partners
Expanded financial, ESG, education, and recruitment support

SK Intellix announced on November 12 that it had earned an “Excellent” rating in the 2026 Win-Win Growth Index assessment announced by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership, moving up one grade from the previous year.

The Win-Win Growth Index measures the level of cooperation between large companies and small and medium-sized enterprises to promote fair trade practices and spread a culture of mutually beneficial cooperation. It is calculated by combining the results of the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership’s “Comprehensive Win-Win Growth Assessment,” which reflects companies’ support for their business partners and the experiences of small and medium-sized partner companies, and the Fair Trade Commission’s “Fair Trade Agreement Implementation Assessment.”

SK Intellix headquarters

SK Intellix designated 2025 as the first year of mutually beneficial cooperation and shared growth with its business partners, and focused on strengthening supply chain competitiveness through close collaboration. Its efforts in mutually beneficial management, including strengthening communication with partners and expanding support, were viewed positively. Among the 231 companies assessed, SK Intellix recorded the largest year-on-year increase in its score in the “Win-Win Growth Performance Assessment.”

SK Intellix has improved payment terms for its business partners and actively adopted a system for linking delivery prices to costs, while substantially expanding financial, ESG, education, and recruitment support. It has also continued to identify and support external ideas, including by hosting the “Namu X Hackathon,” where members of the public and aspiring entrepreneurs can propose and develop new services using Namu X, a wellness robot.

Going forward, SK Intellix plans to pursue joint development with its business partners and promote a benefit-sharing system under which the results of development are shared. It also plans to expand the application of its mutually beneficial payment system to improve payment stability across the supply chain, while broadening the scope of subcontracting payments linked to costs to foster a culture of paying a fair price.

Park Jonggwan, a manager responsible for ESG on SK Intellix’s Communications Team, said, “We will continue to establish fair trade practices, share the results of joint development with our business partners, and broaden the foundations for shared growth.”

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