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Korea Investment Accelerator Partners with Japan's As Capital Partners to Support Startups

Published 2026-10-24

Korea Investment Accelerator Partners with Japan's As Capital Partners to Support Startups | Integri News

Korea Investment Accelerator has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Japanese investment firm As Capital Partners. This agreement was established to assist the growth of startups in both countries and support their expansion into the global market.

The two companies plan to jointly identify promising startups and cooperate in various areas, including investment and management consulting. In particular, they intend to focus on providing the necessary networks and information for Korean startups looking to enter the Japanese market.

Through this collaboration, it is expected that innovative Korean companies will gain more opportunities in the Japanese market. Furthermore, the partnership with a Japanese investment firm will be a significant boost in enhancing the global competitiveness of Korean startups.

A representative from Korea Investment Accelerator stated that this agreement will serve as an opportunity to invigorate exchanges between companies from both nations. They also affirmed their commitment to continuing efforts to support the overseas expansion of domestic startups.

Sources: 비즈월드

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