Merkaba Partners and the Global Digital Innovation Network (GDIN, CEO Jonggap Kim) announced on the 27th that they have signed a strategic business agreement (MOU) to support Korean companies’ entry into the global market and financing.
This agreement aims to strengthen customized investment and network support to help Korean companies successfully establish themselves in overseas markets. GDIN provides networks and consulting for companies to enter the global market, while Merkaba Partners helps companies achieve sustainable growth through investment and corporate governance consulting.
In addition, the two companies plan to actively support Korean companies to become competitive on the global stage by developing sales channels in overseas markets and connecting with investors.
Merkaba Partners is a Korean private equity investment firm that goes beyond simple investment return creation and focuses on building an investment ecosystem (Eco-System) for sustainable corporate growth. Based on the philosophy of “the most harmonious and balanced investment without greed,” it focuses on mid- to long-term corporate value creation and provides customized support throughout the entire process from the company’s overseas expansion, securing sales channels, raw material procurement support, governance improvement, and final exit (investment recovery) after investment.
To this end, Merkaba Partners collaborates with global consulting and accounting firms, research institutes and universities, and major industry partners to provide multifaceted support necessary for corporate growth. In addition, it adopts investment strategies that reflect ESG (environmental, social, and governance) management principles and helps companies build sustainable growth models in line with global eco-friendly investment trends.
GDIN is a non-profit organization that supports Korean companies’ entry into the global market and promotes economic development through digital innovation. GDIN provides support such as network building, customized consulting, and overseas localization strategy establishment to help companies settle into the global market, and digital transformation and attracting international investment are its core strategies. In addition, it is working closely with global institutions and investors to help Korean companies grow steadily in overseas markets.
GDIN provides optimal support to companies seeking to open up overseas sales channels by establishing strategic partnerships, providing overseas networks, and connecting investors to help companies expand into the global market.
Kim Jong-gap, CEO of GDIN, said, “In order for Korean companies to be competitive in the global market, localization strategies and customized network construction are essential, not just simple overseas expansion,” and “GDIN is operating various programs to help companies adapt to overseas markets.” He continued, “When GDIN’s global network and Merkaba Partners’ investment capabilities are combined, companies’ overseas market entry and growth will become smoother.”
Ryu Gwang-won, CEO of Merkaba Partners, said, “Through this agreement, we will continue to work closely with GDIN and build a comprehensive growth support model that combines investment and networking.” He added, “Merkaba Partners will continue to provide optimal investment and consulting solutions to help innovative Korean companies become competitive in the global market.”
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