Ministry of SMEs and Startups Presents Commemorative Plaques at '2025 2nd Win-Win Honors' Ceremony

Outstanding Cases of Mutual Growth and Cooperation Selected

The Ministry of SMEs and Startups held the '2025 2nd Win-Win Honors Award Ceremony' on December 19.

Win-Win Honors is a best practice case of mutual growth and cooperation selected by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups. Companies and organizations chosen for this recognition receive a variety of benefits, including corporate promotion, preferential treatment in mutual growth evaluations, issuance of expedited immigration cards, and priority consideration for government awards related to mutual growth.

Outstanding examples of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management through mutual growth and cooperation include: Korea Water Resources Corporation and Energy Transition Haeyu Social Cooperative; Korea Gas Safety Corporation and Cryos Co., Ltd.; and Emart and Hanul Herb. Cases of strengthening competitiveness through mutual technological cooperation include: LIG Nex1 and Micro Infinity; Korea Transportation Safety Authority and Autogigi; and Hanwha Engine and PK Valve & Engineering. Additionally, new value creation through support from large corporations and public enterprises was recognized in the cases of DB HiTek and Power LSI, as well as Korea Electric Power Corporation and Kalsun.

Lee Byungkwon, the 2nd Vice Minister of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, stated, "The Ministry will actively strive to ensure that these mutual growth and cooperation models continue to spread throughout the entire industry and local communities."