UK Trade & Investment,British Embassy,Taepyungro 40,4 Jeong-dong,Jung-gu 100-120,Seoul,South Korea
Tel: +82 2 3210 5500
Fax: +82 2 736 6241
UK customers and general enquires, contact postmaster.seoul@fco.gov.uk
Often thought of as a difficult market, South Korea is worth the effort. It has a wealthy population and a predicted economic growth rate of 5% in 2010, making it the 4th largest economy in Asia and the 14th globally. With the introduction of the EU/South Korea Free Trade Agreement and a passion for UK goods, South Korea is becoming a lucrative market with numerous and varied opportunities.
In 2009 UKTI helped nearly 400 companies to do business, twice as many as in 2008.
20 Apr 2012 South Korea - Partner Required for Leading CMOS Image Sensor Manufacturers
20 Apr 2012 South Korea - Leading Korean Mobile Company Seeking Partner
20 Apr 2012 South Korea - IT Solution Provider Seeking Partners for Enterprise Mobility Solution
20 Dec 2011 South Korea - Heliconia 'Olympic Dream' Plant Required
16 Nov 2011 South Korea - Luxurious UK Baby and Children Shoe Brands Sought
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Laurence Burrows
UKTI South Korea
Sejong-daero 19-gil 24
Jung-gu, Seoul 100-120
Tel +82 2 3210 5647
Email: Laurence.Burrows@fco.gov.uk
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Whether you have been doing business in Asia for decades or just secured your first contract, we want to celebrate your success and raise the profile of businesses succeeding in Asian markets.
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100plus Opportunities for UK Companies in South Korea.pdf
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