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Trinno Technology specializes in the research, development, manufacturing, and marketing of power semiconductor devices. Its product portfolio includes power MOSFETs, IGBTs, SiC, and diode devices, serving applications such as adaptors, chargers, display TV PSU, LED lighting, and welding machines. Founded in 2008, Trinno Technology is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

SoCar operates an eco-friendly car-sharing platform in South Korea, connecting users who travel similar routes. Founded in 2012, it offers car booking via website and smartphone apps, with over 1.7 million registered users.

AKIII Classic manufactures and sells shoes, clothes, tops, pants, bags, hats, and accessories.

Kinzwagon sells strollers, high chairs, masks, and car seats for children.

GINT is a technology company focused on developing advanced systems for tractor and construction equipment manufacturers. Established by experts in automotive and information communication technology, GINT addresses the global demand for electronic control and unattended automation solutions. The company specializes in three core systems: Transmission and Hydraulic Control Units, Telematics, and Driverless Systems. These innovations are designed to assist manufacturers, particularly newer entrants in the market, in bridging the technological gap with established players. GINT’s technology enhances the efficiency of traditional transportation and production equipment, such as tractors and agricultural machinery, thereby providing added value and improving productivity for its clients. The company collaborates with prominent domestic firms, leveraging its expertise to advance the industry.

Spotlightly is a marketing and advertising company that specializes in developing and expanding various brands through superior product offerings. The company focuses on creating and selling professional brands, providing consumers with a range of high-quality products and services.

My Secret is a manufacturer and supplier of diet foods.

WATCHA, Inc. is a South Korean company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Seoul, specializing in online interactive media services. It initially gained popularity as a movie review application, becoming a favorite in Korea for its personalized recommendation technology. Users rate movies, allowing WATCHA to predict their preferences for unseen films. In addition to its review platform, WATCHA launched a subscription video-on-demand service called WATCHA PLAY in 2016, which offers a wide selection of movies and TV series accessible across various devices, including web browsers, mobile platforms, and smart TVs. The service is noted for its highly accurate content recommendations, with a significant portion of consumed content driven by these suggestions. WATCHA has also expanded its presence internationally, having launched in Japan in 2015.

Newsystock was acquired by DGB Financial Group, which is one of the largest financial group companies in South Korea. Genport, Korea's largest quant investment platform, is Newsystock's cash cow service for B2B and B2C users. It provides a high-performing backtesting engine and an algorithm marketplace for any users. Genport covers US, Korean stock market, and crypto market data.

d.Lemon operates an innovative insurance platform designed to provide automatic analysis and management services. The platform integrates key details such as coverage inquiry points, policy periods, premiums paid, refunds, and payment durations, aiming to enhance transparency in the insurance market by addressing information asymmetries.

Slide is a lock-screen application that takes an interesting take on displaying infotainment from the comfort of your lock screen. Be it reading your favorite blogs or staying updated with latest happenings pertaining to fashion, news, health and movies, Slide provides you with an alternative to do all that directly from your phone’s lock-screen. Along with that, it also has a rather unique concept of rewards that actually pay the users for using the app. Rewards and offers is Slide’s developers’ idea of encouraging users to unlock their phones more, and even make them share Slide with their friends.

Flitto Inc. is a South Korean language data company that offers a wide range of translation services through its online platform and mobile application. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Seoul, Flitto connects requesters with translators, facilitating translations across text, voice, image, and video formats. The platform supports approximately 25 languages, including Korean, English, Chinese, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Arabic, catering to a global user base of over 10 million individuals in 173 countries. In addition to its crowdsourced translation services, Flitto has expanded its offerings to include professional translation, AI-driven translation, video subtitle translation, and crowdsourced proofreading. The company has also established branches in China and Japan and collaborates with major enterprises such as Microsoft, Tencent, and Samsung to provide language data services and corporate translation solutions. Flitto aims to bridge linguistic barriers and enhance communication across cultures.

MR.PIC Corp. is a South Korean company that operates an online portal and mobile application providing comprehensive information on new and used vehicles. Launched in February 2014, the platform offers detailed specifications, engine ratings, safety statistics, and dealer performance data. It functions as a comparative estimation tool, enabling consumers to evaluate vehicles and dealerships before purchase. The service covers a broad range of vehicle types and includes additional lifestyle and entertainment content. By aggregating and presenting key data in a user‑friendly format, MR.PIC Corp. assists individuals in making informed automotive buying decisions.