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Atlantans have a chance this week to engage with some 400 Korean companies — from micro enterprises to mega conglomerates— all without leaving the metro area.
The World Korean Business Convention, a biennial conclave that convenes the Korean business community around the world, will touch down at Gwinnett’s Gas South District starting April 17 and extending over the Easter weekend.
The top brass from Hyundai Motor Group visited the company’s new factory near Savannah for a grand opening celebration Wednesday, just after announcing $9 billion in new U.S. manufacturing capacity as potentially damaging tariffs loomed.
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The outgoing Biden administration has finalized funding for two Korean-invested companies that will pump more than $1.5 billion in federal money into Georgia and advance two projects poised to employ thousands in the state.
November has proven to be a pivotal month for Korean car makers in Georgia, bringing announcements of two new electric models coming to production lines on opposite sides of the state, as well as a key anniversary for Kia.
Atlanta law firm Arnall Golden Gregory LLP in August announced the expansion of its International Arbitration practice with the arrival of Lance B. Lee as a new partner in the Atlanta office.
A Korean supplier of chemicals to the automotive industry is investing $11.2 million to set up a factory in Toombs County that will supply the nearby Hyundai Metaplant.
The first Hyundai electric vehicle model range to be built in Georgia will come with an updated charging standard and a new off-road variant.
A state economic developer credited with clinching billions of dollars in Korean investment into Georgia has transitioned to the private sector.
If the Korean wave is to swell even higher in the South, investors will need policy continuity, creative solutions to tap skilled labor and even better relationships with the communities where they’re embedded.
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