On the 18th at IFC in Yeouido, Seoul, Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation (KIND) holds a green fund investment briefing for domestic asset management firm officials. /Courtesy of KIND

Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation (KIND) said on the 19th that it held a "green fund investment briefing" for domestic asset management companies at the Two IFC Forum in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 18th.

The briefing was organized to have the green fund and domestic asset management companies jointly identify overseas green projects and expand co-investment through the creation of project funds. It introduced the green fund's investment structure and utilization plans to domestic asset management companies, and it provided time to discuss the discovery of promising projects and cooperation plans through individual investment consultations.

The green fund is a policy fund specialized in green industries such as carbon reduction, energy transition, circular economy, and the water industry, and it is the only one in Korea investing in new overseas green projects. It also provides various financial support, including equity investment and loans, for overseas green projects involving domestic corporations.

As a specialized institution managing the green fund, KIND began forming a parent fund in Oct. 2024, completed the formation of Blind Fund No. 1 and No. 2 (417.2 billion won) in 2025, and is now sequentially pushing to form project funds (92 billion won).

A KIND official said, "Through this briefing and investment consultations, we will actively identify promising overseas green projects and, based on the green fund's investment support, expand corporations' entry into overseas green projects."

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