Best Brand Coway water purifier changes kitchen culture

WATER PURIFIER COWAY Coway’s P-150N water purifier has steadily changed Korean kitchen culture since its launch in 2010, offering ease of use and high space-efficiency. The flagship Coway built-in

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keep the rice chewy and as moist as freshly cooked rice. 　 Coway water purifier changes kitchen culture WATER PURIFIER COWAY Coway’s P-150N water purifier has steadily changed Korean kitchen culture

Korean game companies diversify to move past former glories

Coway in December. “Netmarble currently doesn’t have a specific plan for Coway,” a company official said. The acquisition portrays Netmarble Chairman Bang Jun-hyuk’s vision to reach 5 trillion won in

[M&As Weekly] Infection slowdown pushes deal closures, new bids

purifier rental service firm Coway in 2019. The deal forced Woongjin to resell Coway promptly and offload shares in other subsidiaries to secure cash. Woongjin Booxen has a 65 percent domestic book

Korea's proposed M&As shrink to half in Q1

Industrial Gases from MBK Partners, Netmarble’s 1.74 trillion-won Coway stock purchase and SKC’s 1.2 trillion-won takeover of KCF Technologies from KKR & Co. But the trend is unlikely to continue, as the novel

SPC Samlip appoints Hwang Jong-hyeon as new CEO

Samjong KPMG and then led Woongjin Coway (now rebranded as Coway), building his career in business management and strategic planning, the company said. By Jo He-rim ()

Netmarble launches MMORPG-battle royal cross-genre game A3: Still Alive

company’s game business. Since acquiring electronic home furnishing rental business Coway, Netmarble has been trying to convince investors about its prowess in its original field of business, games. A month

Coway boasts No. 1 eco-tech research institute in Asia

South Korea’s leading household electronics rental service company Coway attributes its competitiveness to the high-tech analyses at its Environmental Technology Research Institute, the biggest

[News Focus] Netmarble enters red in Q4, seeks change in 2020 through overseas biz

quarterly net loss of 6.3 billion won ($5.3 million) and a quarterly 10.3 billion won net loss attributable to its controlling shareholder. The loss resulted in part from the Coway acquisition, as well as

Coway rebrands under Netmarble

Woongjin Coway is now simply Coway after Netmarble’s acquisition of the company. Coway convened an interim shareholders meeting on Friday at its head office in Gongju, South Chungcheong Province