Korea Development Bank
CVC / Debt fund
1954
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Seoul, Seoul, South Korea
Profile
Korea Development Bank (KDB) is a prominent financial institution headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Established to facilitate industrial growth and economic development, it plays a critical role in supporting the country’s key industries through financing and investment. While specific team details are sparse, KDB is known to engage in large-scale funding initiatives and collaborations with both public and private sectors to bolster its economic mission. It prides itself on being a leader in supporting South Korean businesses in their global ventures.
KDB's investment focus spans a wide range of sectors including industrial, infrastructure, and technology, with a particular emphasis on advanced strategic industries. The bank also provides extensive financial support for small and medium-sized enterprises. KDB operates multiple funding platforms and initiatives, including venture support and regional infrastructure development. The bank’s operations are largely concentrated within South Korea and select global markets, reflecting its mission of aligning domestic economic growth with global expansion strategies.
Notable investments by Korea Development Bank include projects in high-tech sectors and major infrastructure developments. Through its various channels, KDB continues to support ventures that aim to enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of the Korean economy.
