Dunamu is collaborating with Seoul National University's Business School to support young startups.
The company, which operates the digital asset exchange Upbit, announced the launch of the 'SNU x Upbit Startup Studio' and held a welcome event for the resident startups on September 10.
The selected companies, chosen through a review process, include △Breadcrumb △Steelcut △Iruri Labs △Beli Labs △Theta One Korea △PION △LeadAxis.
Dunamu aims to prioritize the growth of young talent and will support the development of the resident companies alongside Seoul National University. The selected startups will receive free office space, shared facilities, and work equipment for up to two years.
A mentoring program called 'Office Hours,' featuring experts in law, finance, accounting, security, and marketing, will be available, along with customized 'Value UP' programs, including CEO roundtables.
Song Chi-hyung, chairman of Dunamu, stated, "In the early stages of a startup, one faces unpredictable uncertainties. I will share the experiences gained in the field and act as a pacemaker to ensure that innovative startups can continue to grow."
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