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AS THE largest startup incubator in South Korea, Seoul Startup Hub is ready to foster entrepreneurship for foreign and local innovators through its all-in-one platform.

Since its launch in June last year, the government-backed hub has fostered 751 startups, including 10 global startups, said the centre’s director Moon Kyong-il. It has achieved sales of 22.2 billion won (US$20mil) while attracting investment of 20.2 billion won.

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