SINGAPORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The digital content (DC) companies in Korea, a leading country in the digital industry, will attend the Singapore ICT exhibition ‘CommunicAsia 2021-ConnecTechAsia’ which will be held online from July 14 to 16.
The participation of the Korean companies supported by MOIBA and sponsored by the Ministry of Science and ICT of Korea is to promote the development of the global DC industry and to enter a new southern market expanding the economic exchange with the ASEAN countries including Singapore. In this exhibition, 20 promising Korean companies will participate.
The ‘Korea Pavilion – MOIBA hall’ on the CTA website will be open and various content like promotional videos, IR pitching videos, directory books will be posted. Based on its event platform, the domestic and overseas partnership with buyers and VCs will be established and it will support Korean companies’ efforts for product introduction through free demo sessions.
Utilizing the CTA network, business matching and online export consultation will be proceeded in prior to the event for 5 days, from July 5 to 9.
Moreover, non-contact IR pitching sessions will be open to attract investment in the companies, and the promotion for ‘MOIBA hall
An official from CTA said, “Including Singapore, ASEAN countries have the highest confidence and interests in Korea’s DC industry. And we expect that the participation of Korean DC companies will be a great help for the attraction of visitors and the success of the exhibition.”
According to the business agreement with IMDA in Singapore, this event will be open in the name of ‘Asia Tech x Singapore 2021 (AT x SG)’ this year which will be the largest ICT event in Asia with the participation of the DC related agencies, companies, and VCs.
The details of the exhibition are available on the official website (https://www.connectechasia.com) including Korean companies that will be joining.
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