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Wonju-si achieved KRW 455.2 bn investment this year, creating 811 jobs
Wonju-si has achieved the largest investment attraction ever despite a recession at home and abroad, and is trying to foster future new growth engines such as revitalizing the local economy and creating jobs.
The city signed an investment agreement (MOU) with a total of 16 companies, attracting KRW 455.2 billion in investment and creating 811 new jobs.
In addition to the growth of its medical industry, the city has also attracted high-tech industries such as semiconductor (DS Technology), bio (Nexus Pharma, BC World Pharmaceutical, Cellark Bio, Genewel), secondary batteries (NanoIntec), mobility (SEAH Special Steel), and defense industry (Korea Precision Materials Industry).
In particular, it has secured future new growth engines by attracting investment from high-quality companies that produce high value-added products and diversified regional industrial structures, allowing for more active response to rapidly changing industrial environments.
The city actively visited companies and communicated closely to create an investment environment asa desired by companies so that it could become a business-friendly and achieved even investment attraction across all areas of the manufacturing industry despite the nationwide manufacturing recession and investment contraction.
Accordingly, the city plans to actively attract high-tech and high-quality companies next year.
The "Semiconductor Expendable Parts Demonstration Center" and the "Future Vehicle Electronic Components and System Semiconductor Reliability Verification Center," which will be built in the Buron Industrial Complex, will pass the third central investment review of local finance and will be pushed ahead in earnest starting next year.
In addition, following the designation of the Buron Industrial Complex as an opportunity development zone, there will be more active efforts to attract companies as the investing companies will be able to receive various tax reductions and additional subsidies, so they will be more active in attracting various companies.
Wonju's mayor said, "although it has been a difficult year due to the economic downturn and uncertain investment environment at home and abroad, we have achieved results through efforts to create a business-friendly city."
limbo@yna.co.kr
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** This article was translated from Korean.
Date
2024.12.24
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According to Yonhap News,
Wonju-si has achieved the largest investment attraction ever despite a recession at home and abroad, and is trying to foster future new growth engines such as revitalizing the local economy and creating jobs.
The city signed an investment agreement (MOU) with a total of 16 companies, attracting KRW 455.2 billion in investment and creating 811 new jobs.
In addition to the growth of its medical industry, the city has also attracted high-tech industries such as semiconductor (DS Technology), bio (Nexus Pharma, BC World Pharmaceutical, Cellark Bio, Genewel), secondary batteries (NanoIntec), mobility (SEAH Special Steel), and defense industry (Korea Precision Materials Industry).
In particular, it has secured future new growth engines by attracting investment from high-quality companies that produce high value-added products and diversified regional industrial structures, allowing for more active response to rapidly changing industrial environments.
The city actively visited companies and communicated closely to create an investment environment asa desired by companies so that it could become a business-friendly and achieved even investment attraction across all areas of the manufacturing industry despite the nationwide manufacturing recession and investment contraction.
Accordingly, the city plans to actively attract high-tech and high-quality companies next year.
The "Semiconductor Expendable Parts Demonstration Center" and the "Future Vehicle Electronic Components and System Semiconductor Reliability Verification Center," which will be built in the Buron Industrial Complex, will pass the third central investment review of local finance and will be pushed ahead in earnest starting next year.
In addition, following the designation of the Buron Industrial Complex as an opportunity development zone, there will be more active efforts to attract companies as the investing companies will be able to receive various tax reductions and additional subsidies, so they will be more active in attracting various companies.
Wonju's mayor said, "although it has been a difficult year due to the economic downturn and uncertain investment environment at home and abroad, we have achieved results through efforts to create a business-friendly city."
limbo@yna.co.kr
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Source: Yonhap News (December 23, 2024)
** This article was translated from Korean.