Focus on three major directions such as fostering core industries, growing regional representative companies, and building an innovative ecosystem
Selected 50 new consortiums led by mid-sized companies in 5 projects, supporting 26.9 billion won
[에너지데일리 김규훈 기자]Mid-sized companies’ R&D projects will be promoted in earnest to lead future core industries such as the Korean Pan New Deal and small managers by strengthening the innovation capabilities of mid-sized companies, and to foster strong mid-sized and small-scale companies.
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (Minister Sung Yun-mo, hereinafter the Ministry of Industry) consolidated and announced plans to support new tasks for mid-sized companies’ R&D projects in ’21, and provided a total of 26.9 billion won to five projects, including the World Class Plus project (14.9 billion won compared to 12 billion won in 2020). Increased), it announced that 50 consortiums led by mid-sized companies will be selected and supported as new implementation organizations.
The Ministry of Industry said that the mid-sized R&D project in ’21 will focus on fostering core industries, growing regional representative companies, and building an innovative ecosystem.
The’World Class Plus Project’ is newly promoted as a representative business of small and medium-sized companies leading core industries such as Pannew Deal Korea, General Manager, and three new industries (system semiconductor, bio health, future car).
In ’21, 16 new companies were selected to provide up to 6 billion won per company for technology development for securing global competitiveness, and comprehensive support for corporate growth such as finance, exports, and manpower through the world-class Sherpa program.
Expand the’regional representative mid-sized business development project’ to discover promising mid-sized companies in the region and grow them as the backbone of the regional economy and industrial ecosystem.
In ’21, 21 new companies were selected to support R&D of up to KRW 800 million for two years per company, and consortiums with local small and medium-sized enterprises, universities, and research institutes were mandated to induce the creation of a regional growth ecosystem through technology development cooperation.
We support the establishment of an innovative ecosystem led by mid-sized companies such as win-win, growth, and manpower.
Through the’Middle-sized Enterprise Win-Win Innovation Project’, a maximum of 1 billion won was provided for two years to seven early mid-sized enterprises-SME consortiums to promote the spread of a win-win innovation growth model between competent mid-sized enterprises and SMEs, and foster’strong and small venture-type mid-sized enterprises. ‘Project’ was newly established to select six medium-sized related and invested companies that possessed the will and potential for innovation, but were excluded from the policy of small and medium-sized companies so far, and jointly support them with the parent company.
In addition, through the’Middle-sized Enterprise Core Research Manpower Growth Support Project’, we support new recruitment of research personnel such as youth master’s and doctoral doctors and technical experts, etc., to improve the technology development capabilities of early-sized companies and alleviate difficulties in supply and demand for research personnel.
Young-Gil Chun said, “We will focus on securing growth engines such as investment in new businesses and advancement to the global market and innovation leaps by expanding the scale of support and programs, such as the establishment of the World Class Plus Business and the Small and Small Venture-type Mid-Sized Business Promotion Project. “We will also promote the Lighthouse Project to create success cases such as entry into new business and business transformation by guiding and supporting customized growth that fits the situation and capabilities of mid-sized companies.”
Details regarding this business announcement can be found on the website of the Ministry of Industry (www.motie.go.kr) and Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (www.kiat.or.kr), and the business briefing is online on January 6, 2021. Is held.
The agency that performs the new task is expected to be confirmed in March-April, ’21 after evaluation.
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