We work both directions: Korean firms moving into China, and Chinese capital and companies coming into Korea. Open only one and the relationship does not last.
Working from the Zhongguancun AI Park MOU, we arrange talent exchange and joint research, and broker cooperation between governments, cities and associations.
Two-way opportunities across physical AI, semiconductors, bio and consumer goods. Names open only once both sides show interest.
What actually snags on entry: customs and certification, the contract clauses that go wrong most often, running a local team.
Lawyers, accountants, customs agents and interpreters carry the execution, with the right person attached at every step from incorporation to contract.
An enquiry does not go straight to an introduction. We settle what is needed first, then look for the counterpart.
What technology, capital in or out, and by when a decision is needed.
We narrow by city and field, starting with partner institutions and widening when needed.
The meeting is not the end. Interpreters and staff come with it, and we stay in the middle until a contract is signed.
We vectorize company profiles to recommend the best partner candidates in the other country — and explain why.
Recommendations by industry, size, tech and needs. Anonymous until mutual interest; details after NDA.
Sellers↔buyers, tech owners↔adopters, connected via RFQ.
In-site messaging, video consultation booking and interpreter matching in one place.
Visualized Korea–China trade, investment and AI-industry metrics to support decisions.