Kolmar Korea is leveraging its South Korean base to facilitate global expansion efforts.
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Updated Oct 1
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Kolmar Korea is leveraging its South Korean base to facilitate global expansion efforts.
Who's involved
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Korean companies are expanding globally, seeking markets in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East while competing with global powers.Also in this story
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- Korean companies are considering investment in Iran, potentially facilitated by an MOU that includes sanctions relief, amidst a US-Iran geopolitical confrontation.
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Related events
- Washington is seeking Korean companies to participate in nuclear expansion efforts.
- A corporate shift involving Samsung Electronics is noted as a bellwether for South Korea Inc., challenging global norms.
- Pockets of regions in Korea are currently driving market momentum.
- Korean markets saw a massive foreign capital pullout on October 29, 2026, amidst turmoil in other emerging markets.
- South Korea and Donald Trump reached a sweeping deal, which was complicated by the Democrats' midterm landslide.