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Nine promising ICT startups selected, 'forum for discussion' established for business and investment cooperation
Following LG Uplus, Japan's KDDI also holds a win-win relay with seven startups on Monday, July 24.
Leading telecommunications companies in South Korea and Japan have set out to promote mutual growth with promising information and communication technology (ICT) startups for the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
LG Uplus held the '1st Startup Partnering Demo Day' at its Yongsan headquarters, attended by representatives from nine startups and executives and employees from LG Uplus business divisions.

Co-hosted by LG Uplus, Japan's KDDI, Global Brain, the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), and the Startup Alliance, this event was organized to discover win-win cooperation models between large corporations and startups.
Starting with the submission of documents in late April, followed by document screening (June 14) and final screening (July 4–July 5), LG Uplus (9 companies) and KDDI (7 companies) were finally selected as startups to advance to the Demo Day.
▲ Industry-leading mobile lock screen advertising platform company (Buzzvil) ▲ Real-time messenger-based collaboration tool service company 'Jandi' (Toss Lab) ▲ EdTech service company that combines games and machine learning with English learning (Catch It Play) ▲ Solution company supporting safety, security, and work efficiency based on real-time location recognition and smart sensing technology (People & Technology) are representative participating startups selected by LG Uplus.
First, at this domestic demo day, the nine startups... domestic venture capitalists and executives from business divisions, including LG Uplus, pursuing partnershipsLG Uplus presented the strengths of its services to approximately 100 attendees and plans to discuss future business cooperation strategies and follow-up investments. LG Uplus intends to establish close cooperative relationships with the selected startups to discuss business collaborations, while also actively pursuing partnerships with startups in the future.
Kim Yong-hwan, Senior Vice President of Partnership Promotion at LG Uplus, stated, “We will strive to further expand business cooperation and support initiatives with ICT startups to create a virtuous cycle ecosystem where large corporations and startups can achieve a win-win situation.”
Meanwhile, Japan's KDDI is also scheduled to hold a demo day with seven startups in the same manner at its Tokyo headquarters on the 24th.
Following LG Uplus, Japan's KDDI also holds a win-win relay with seven startups on Monday, July 24.
Leading telecommunications companies in South Korea and Japan have set out to promote mutual growth with promising information and communication technology (ICT) startups for the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
LG Uplus held the '1st Startup Partnering Demo Day' at its Yongsan headquarters, attended by representatives from nine startups and executives and employees from LG Uplus business divisions.
Co-hosted by LG Uplus, Japan's KDDI, Global Brain, the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), and the Startup Alliance, this event was organized to discover win-win cooperation models between large corporations and startups.
Starting with the submission of documents in late April, followed by document screening (June 14) and final screening (July 4–July 5), LG Uplus (9 companies) and KDDI (7 companies) were finally selected as startups to advance to the Demo Day.
▲ Industry-leading mobile lock screen advertising platform company (Buzzvil) ▲ Real-time messenger-based collaboration tool service company 'Jandi' (Toss Lab) ▲ EdTech service company that combines games and machine learning with English learning (Catch It Play) ▲ Solution company supporting safety, security, and work efficiency based on real-time location recognition and smart sensing technology (People & Technology) are representative participating startups selected by LG Uplus.
First, at this domestic demo day, the nine startups... domestic venture capitalists and executives from business divisions, including LG Uplus, pursuing partnershipsLG Uplus presented the strengths of its services to approximately 100 attendees and plans to discuss future business cooperation strategies and follow-up investments. LG Uplus intends to establish close cooperative relationships with the selected startups to discuss business collaborations, while also actively pursuing partnerships with startups in the future.
Kim Yong-hwan, Senior Vice President of Partnership Promotion at LG Uplus, stated, “We will strive to further expand business cooperation and support initiatives with ICT startups to create a virtuous cycle ecosystem where large corporations and startups can achieve a win-win situation.”
Meanwhile, Japan's KDDI is also scheduled to hold a demo day with seven startups in the same manner at its Tokyo headquarters on the 24th.
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