Overview

Participants

2,000+
FDI
Attracted

$1.21B
Countries

28+
Companies

617+
sessions
1:1 Business Meeting

134+ * Based on IKS 2025 results

Korea's Premier Investment
Promotion Event

Invest KOREA Summit (IKS) is South Korea's premier national investment promotion event.
Hosted annually by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources (MOTIR) and organized by the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), the Summit serves as the country’s flagship platform to explore investment opportunities and foster international business collaboration.

Who Attends?

Global Investors
Major foreign investors and multinational company executives from around the world seeking Korea investment opportunities.
Government Officials
Senior officials from central and local governments responsible for Korea's investment policy, ready to share the latest updates and incentives.
Korean Companies
Domestic anchor companies and K-startups actively seeking global partners, co-investors, and strategic business alliances.

Why Attend?

01 Connect
With Korean government representatives and senior policymakers
02 Network
With 2,000+ attendees from 28+ countries worldwide
03 Explore
Government policies and local investment initiatives
04 Learn
About investment opportunities across Korea’s key industries

Conference Invest KOREA
Conference
- The main opening session where the government presents its future vision for the Korean economy and investment climate — featuring ministerial keynotes and global industry leaders.
Ceremony Investment Ceremony
- Official sessions where global companies formally declare their intention to invest in the Korean market, with FDI commitments announced on-site.
Forum Industry-Specific
Forums
- Detailed sessions focusing on AI, semiconductors, bio-health, and the future of manufacturing — with sector specialists and C-level executives from global and domestic companies.
Site Visit Industrial Site Visits
- Tours providing investors with first-hand opportunities to visit major industrial clusters and key sites of foreign-invested companies across various regions of Korea.