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Daesung Private Equity
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대성창업투자 주식회사 (Daesung Private Equity Co., Ltd.)
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daesungpe.com
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Public
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1987
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Daesung Private Equity is a South Korea-based venture capital firm founded in August 1987 and listed on the KOSDAQ exchange since November 1999. The firm operates as a subsidiary of Daesung Holdings Co., Ltd. (대성홀딩스), which controls approximately 50.17% of shares. Its primary function is to identify, evaluate, and invest equity capital in marketable venture companies, early-stage startups, and cultural-content projects, then provide ongoing post-investment support through financial consulting, IPO preparation, legal/tax advisory, and overseas investor introductions. Over its 37-year operating history the firm has invested in approximately 472 companies with a cumulative investment volume of roughly KRW 5,389 billion and has produced 58-62 successful portfolio IPOs.

The firm generates revenue through three primary channels typical of Korean venture capital firms: (1) capital gains from investment exits, (2) management fees on the funds it operates, and (3) carried interest. It manages a diversified portfolio of sector-focused funds including the Daesung Metaverse Scale-up Fund (KRW 110 billion), the KDB Daesung-HGI Green Impact Fund (KRW 52.5 billion), the Daesung Blossom Job Fund (KRW 30.1 billion), the Daesung Together Youth Startup Fund (KRW 25 billion), the Agrifood Step Up Fund (KRW 22 billion), the K-Innovation Fisheries Investment Fund (KRW 20 billion), the Yeonghonam Regional Development Fund (KRW 19 billion), the Daesung Good Movie Fund (KRW 17 billion), and several others — often co-managed with institutional partners such as KDB, IBK, Shinhan Bank, CJ, and the Small and Medium Business Corporation (SBC). For FY2024 (38th term) the firm reported operating revenue of KRW 20,088 million and net income of KRW 13,846 million against total assets of KRW 100,481 million and paid-in capital of KRW 27 billion.

Beyond direct investment, Daesung Private Equity operates the "Dream Park" business incubation centers in Daegu and Gwangju in cooperation with the Small and Medium Business Corporation and Korea Institute of Startup & Entrepreneurship Development (KISED), providing workspace, mentoring, and consulting to early-stage SMEs. Its distribution model is direct: in-house deal sourcing through industry analysis and professional networks, investment committee approval, followed by equity deployment via common stock, preferred stock, convertible bonds, and project financing. The firm is headquartered in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, with a second Dream Park location in Gwangju and historical operational footprint extending to Daejeon and Daegu.

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Korean venture capital firm founded in 1987 and listed on KOSDAQ, providing equity investment, incubation, and post-investment management support to venture companies, early-stage startups, and cultural content firms across multiple sector-focused funds.

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Operating
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HeadquartersSeoul, South Korea
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Seoul
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Asia
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
venture capital investment, business incubation services, corporate restructuring advisory, equity and project financing, IPO consulting support
Industry2 codes
1Geography-Specialist Buyout (Regional/Country-Focused)
CodeFSANABAFPrimaryYes
2SDG / Thematic Sustainable Investment Funds
CodeFSANAJANPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • All Other Financial Investment Activities52399
  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice523940
  • Other Financial Vehicles525990
SIC code2 codes
  • Investment Advice6282
  • Investors, Nec6799
Product category
Venture Capital and Private Equity
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Marketing channels4 records

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Distribution channels1 record

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
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Brand1 record
1Dream Park
Description

Business incubation centers operated jointly with the Small and Medium Business Corporation in Daegu and Gwangju, supporting early-stage startups and growth-stage companies.

daesungpe.com
Core offering1 text field

Daesung Private Equity is a Korean venture capital firm that identifies promising venture companies and projects through industry analysis, invests via common stock, preferred stock, convertible bonds, and project financing, and provides post-investment support including financial consulting, IPO consulting, legal and tax advisory, and overseas investor attraction. The firm also operates Dream Park business incubation centers in Daegu and Gwangju in partnership with the Small and Medium Business Corporation, supporting early-stage startups with workspace, mentoring, and follow-on capital.

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Daesung Private Equity (대성창업투자) is a venture capital firm established in 1987, offering investment services in promising companies and projects. The firm identifies investment targets through industry flow analysis and professional organizations, provides capital and management support from early stages, and offers follow-up services including financial consulting, IPO consulting, legal and tax support, and overseas investment attraction. The company operates business incubation centers (Dream Parks) in Daegu and Gwangju, providing comprehensive support services for early-stage startups including workspace, mentoring, and investment connections. The firm manages multiple specialized investment funds targeting sectors including metaverse, youth startups, green impact/ESG, regional development, agri-food, cultural contents, and movies.

Product and service17 records
1Equity and Project Investment Service
CategoryVenture Capital Investment
Description

Core venture capital investment service offering common stock, preferred stock, convertible bond, and project financing to Korean venture companies with advanced technology or promising futures, supported by ongoing post-investment management and consulting.

2Post-Investment Management Support
CategoryInvestment Advisory Services
Description

Portfolio company support covering financial consulting, IPO consulting, corporate transparency and governance enhancement, legal and tax advisory, and overseas investor attraction/IR assistance.

3Dream Park Business Incubation
CategoryBusiness Incubation Services
Description

Business incubation service providing workspace, mentoring, business/technology/finance/promotion consulting, and investment connections to early-stage startups and growth-stage SMEs, operated from Dream Park centers in Daegu and Gwangju in partnership with the Small and Medium Business Corporation.

4Daesung Metaverse Scale-up Investment Fund
CategoryThematic Investment Fund
Description

Specialized investment fund of KRW 110 billion focused on innovative companies leading metaverse and next-generation technology trends.

5Daesung Together Youth Startup Fund
CategoryThematic Investment Fund
Description

Specialized investment fund of KRW 25 billion dedicated to youth entrepreneurship and startup investment in Korea.

6Smart CJ-Daesung Metaverse Fund
CategoryThematic Investment Fund
Description

Co-managed investment fund of KRW 15 billion with CJ targeting metaverse-focused innovative companies.

7KDB Daesung-HGI Green Impact Fund
CategoryImpact Investment Fund
Description

Impact investment fund of KRW 52.5 billion aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals, investing in companies with positive social and environmental impact.

8Yeonghonam Regional Development Fund
CategoryRegional Investment Fund
Description

Regional investment fund of KRW 19 billion investing in small and medium ventures located in Yeongnam and Honam regions of Korea to promote balanced regional development.

9Agrifood Step Up Fund
CategorySector Investment Fund
Description

Agrifood-focused investment fund of KRW 22 billion investing in agricultural and food sector businesses expected to create jobs.

10Daesung W-Jump Up Fund
CategoryImpact Investment Fund
Description

Gender-focused investment fund of KRW 10 billion investing in businesses where women are majority shareholders or where female workers comprise 40% or more of all employees.

11Daesung Warm-hearted Impact Fund
CategoryImpact Investment Fund
Description

Impact investment fund of KRW 15 billion pursuing both financial returns and social value by investing in small venture companies addressing social problems aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals.

12Daesung Blossom Job Fund
CategoryThematic Investment Fund
Description

Investment fund of KRW 30.1 billion focused on new media, technology convergence, and innovative cultural content companies.

13Daesung Good Movie Fund
CategorySector Investment Fund
Description

Project financing fund of KRW 17 billion dedicated to movies and related content production and distribution.

14Daesung Global Winner Youth Startup Fund
CategoryThematic Investment Fund
Description

Investment fund of KRW 15 billion supporting youth entrepreneurship and the Korean startup ecosystem.

15Shinhan Bank-Daesung Cultural Contents Investment Fund
CategorySector Investment Fund
Description

Co-managed cultural contents investment fund of KRW 7 billion with Shinhan Bank focused on movies, dramas, and performing arts.

16K-Innovation Fisheries Investment Fund
CategorySector Investment Fund
Description

Investment fund of KRW 20 billion investing in fisheries management bodies and related businesses.

17IBK-Daesung Strong Small Contents Korea Investment Fund
CategorySector Investment Fund
Description

Co-managed convergence contents investment fund of KRW 15 billion with IBK focused on companies and projects combining different cultural industry genres or merging culture with technology.

Scale indicator9 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCore PartnerTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Daesung PE operates Dream Park business incubation centers in Daegu and Gwangju in cooperation with SBC. Provides comprehensive support including business, technology, finance, and promotion consulting to promising SMEs.

Strategic tierGovernment PartnerTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partner agency for operating government-supported startup promotion programs and R&D fund support for incubated companies.

Recent move12 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

One of Korea's largest and oldest venture capital and growth equity firms, managing multiple specialized funds across technology, biotech, and growth sectors. Directly comparable to Daesung as a domestic Korean VC firm with similar vintages, KOSDAQ portfolio exposure, and government-mandate focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean private equity and venture capital firm managing growth equity, buyout, and special situation funds. Highly comparable to Daesung in fund structure, KOSDAQ investment focus, and mid-market Korean deal sourcing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean venture capital firm with a focus on early-stage technology, biotech, and content investments. Comparable to Daesung in vintage, target stage, and Korean SME focus, with overlapping portfolio themes in content and platform businesses.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean VC arm of Mirae Asset Financial Group, investing across TMT, biotech, and platform companies. Comparable to Daesung as a diversified domestic VC with conglomerate parent backing and similar investment scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean venture capital firm managing multiple sector-focused funds including TMT, biotech, and ESG mandates. Directly comparable to Daesung in fund platform breadth, Korean SME focus, and government-related fund participation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean venture capital subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group, focusing on mobility, deep tech, and platform investments. Comparable to Daesung as a Korean conglomerate-affiliated VC with similar portfolio construction approach and domestic focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean securities-affiliated investment firm with significant venture capital and growth equity operations. Comparable to Daesung in fund management capabilities, KOSDAQ exposure, and Korean mid-market deal flow.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean venture capital firm affiliated with POSCO Group, investing in materials, deep tech, and growth-stage companies. Comparable to Daesung as a Korean conglomerate-affiliated VC with similar size, multi-fund platform, and KOSDAQ listing characteristics.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Korea's state-owned policy bank with extensive venture capital and growth equity operations through its KDB Nextone and other platforms. Comparable as a co-GP/co-investor (e.g., KDB Daesung-HGI Green Impact Fund) but materially larger scale and broader mandate than Daesung.

TypeOthers
Description

Korean digital bank and fintech; not a direct peer but representative of the ecosystem (Dunamu is a Daesung portfolio company). Adjacent ecosystem participant illustrating the type of KOSDAQ-listed Korean tech company in which Daesung invests.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Profiles2 records

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Funding overview

Funding stage, Last funding date, Total funding USD

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

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M&A

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

Investment71 records

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

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Daesung Private Equity

Venture Capital and Private Equitydaesungpe.com

Korean venture capital firm founded in 1987 and listed on KOSDAQ, providing equity investment, incubation, and post-investment management support to venture companies, early-stage startups, and cultural content firms across multiple sector-focused funds.

What Daesung Private Equity does

Daesung Private Equity is a South Korea-based venture capital firm founded in August 1987 and listed on the KOSDAQ exchange since November 1999. The firm operates as a subsidiary of Daesung Holdings Co., Ltd. (대성홀딩스), which controls approximately 50.17% of shares. Its primary function is to identify, evaluate, and invest equity capital in marketable venture companies, early-stage startups, and cultural-content projects, then provide ongoing post-investment support through financial consulting, IPO preparation, legal/tax advisory, and overseas investor introductions. Over its 37-year operating history the firm has invested in approximately 472 companies with a cumulative investment volume of roughly KRW 5,389 billion and has produced 58-62 successful portfolio IPOs.

The firm generates revenue through three primary channels typical of Korean venture capital firms: (1) capital gains from investment exits, (2) management fees on the funds it operates, and (3) carried interest. It manages a diversified portfolio of sector-focused funds including the Daesung Metaverse Scale-up Fund (KRW 110 billion), the KDB Daesung-HGI Green Impact Fund (KRW 52.5 billion), the Daesung Blossom Job Fund (KRW 30.1 billion), the Daesung Together Youth Startup Fund (KRW 25 billion), the Agrifood Step Up Fund (KRW 22 billion), the K-Innovation Fisheries Investment Fund (KRW 20 billion), the Yeonghonam Regional Development Fund (KRW 19 billion), the Daesung Good Movie Fund (KRW 17 billion), and several others — often co-managed with institutional partners such as KDB, IBK, Shinhan Bank, CJ, and the Small and Medium Business Corporation (SBC). For FY2024 (38th term) the firm reported operating revenue of KRW 20,088 million and net income of KRW 13,846 million against total assets of KRW 100,481 million and paid-in capital of KRW 27 billion.

Beyond direct investment, Daesung Private Equity operates the "Dream Park" business incubation centers in Daegu and Gwangju in cooperation with the Small and Medium Business Corporation and Korea Institute of Startup & Entrepreneurship Development (KISED), providing workspace, mentoring, and consulting to early-stage SMEs. Its distribution model is direct: in-house deal sourcing through industry analysis and professional networks, investment committee approval, followed by equity deployment via common stock, preferred stock, convertible bonds, and project financing. The firm is headquartered in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, with a second Dream Park location in Gwangju and historical operational footprint extending to Daejeon and Daegu.

Daesung Private Equity firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Daesung Private Equity
Legal name
대성창업투자 주식회사 (Daesung Private Equity Co., Ltd.)
Website
https://daesungpe.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
1987
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Korean venture capital firm founded in 1987 and listed on KOSDAQ, providing equity investment, incubation, and post-investment management support to venture companies, early-stage startups, and cultural content firms across multiple sector-focused funds.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Daesung Private Equity industry classification

Industry
Product category
Venture Capital and Private Equity
NAICS
All Other Financial Investment Activities (52399), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940), Other Financial Vehicles (525990)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282), Investors, Nec (6799)
akta.pro primary industry
Geography-Specialist Buyout (Regional/Country-Focused) (FSANABAF)
akta.pro secondary industry
SDG / Thematic Sustainable Investment Funds (FSANAJAN)

Keywords

  • Venture capital investment
  • Business incubation services
  • Corporate restructuring advisory
  • Equity and project financing
  • IPO consulting support

Where Daesung Private Equity is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Seoul
HQ country
South Korea
HQ region
Asia

Offices2 records

Markets served

Daesung Private Equity business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Daesung Private Equity product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Daesung Private Equity is a Korean venture capital firm that identifies promising venture companies and projects through industry analysis, invests via common stock, preferred stock, convertible bonds, and project financing, and provides post-investment support including financial consulting, IPO consulting, legal and tax advisory, and overseas investor attraction. The firm also operates Dream Park business incubation centers in Daegu and Gwangju in partnership with the Small and Medium Business Corporation, supporting early-stage startups with workspace, mentoring, and follow-on capital.

Product overview

Daesung Private Equity (대성창업투자) is a venture capital firm established in 1987, offering investment services in promising companies and projects. The firm identifies investment targets through industry flow analysis and professional organizations, provides capital and management support from early stages, and offers follow-up services including financial consulting, IPO consulting, legal and tax support, and overseas investment attraction. The company operates business incubation centers (Dream Parks) in Daegu and Gwangju, providing comprehensive support services for early-stage startups including workspace, mentoring, and investment connections. The firm manages multiple specialized investment funds targeting sectors including metaverse, youth startups, green impact/ESG, regional development, agri-food, cultural contents, and movies.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Dream Park: Business incubation centers operated jointly with the Small and Medium Business Corporation in Daegu and Gwangju, supporting early-stage startups and growth-stage companies.

Products and services

  • Equity and Project Investment Service Core venture capital investment service offering common stock, preferred stock, convertible bond, and project financing to Korean venture companies with advanced technology or promising futures, supported by ongoing post-investment management and consulting.
  • Post-Investment Management Support Portfolio company support covering financial consulting, IPO consulting, corporate transparency and governance enhancement, legal and tax advisory, and overseas investor attraction/IR assistance.
  • Dream Park Business Incubation Business incubation service providing workspace, mentoring, business/technology/finance/promotion consulting, and investment connections to early-stage startups and growth-stage SMEs, operated from Dream Park centers in Daegu and Gwangju in partnership with the Small and Medium Business Corporation.
  • Daesung Metaverse Scale-up Investment Fund Specialized investment fund of KRW 110 billion focused on innovative companies leading metaverse and next-generation technology trends.
  • Daesung Together Youth Startup Fund Specialized investment fund of KRW 25 billion dedicated to youth entrepreneurship and startup investment in Korea.
  • Smart CJ-Daesung Metaverse Fund Co-managed investment fund of KRW 15 billion with CJ targeting metaverse-focused innovative companies.
  • KDB Daesung-HGI Green Impact Fund Impact investment fund of KRW 52.5 billion aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals, investing in companies with positive social and environmental impact.
  • Yeonghonam Regional Development Fund Regional investment fund of KRW 19 billion investing in small and medium ventures located in Yeongnam and Honam regions of Korea to promote balanced regional development.
  • Agrifood Step Up Fund Agrifood-focused investment fund of KRW 22 billion investing in agricultural and food sector businesses expected to create jobs.
  • Daesung W-Jump Up Fund Gender-focused investment fund of KRW 10 billion investing in businesses where women are majority shareholders or where female workers comprise 40% or more of all employees.
  • Daesung Warm-hearted Impact Fund Impact investment fund of KRW 15 billion pursuing both financial returns and social value by investing in small venture companies addressing social problems aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals.
  • Daesung Blossom Job Fund Investment fund of KRW 30.1 billion focused on new media, technology convergence, and innovative cultural content companies.
  • Daesung Good Movie Fund Project financing fund of KRW 17 billion dedicated to movies and related content production and distribution.
  • Daesung Global Winner Youth Startup Fund Investment fund of KRW 15 billion supporting youth entrepreneurship and the Korean startup ecosystem.
  • Shinhan Bank-Daesung Cultural Contents Investment Fund Co-managed cultural contents investment fund of KRW 7 billion with Shinhan Bank focused on movies, dramas, and performing arts.
  • K-Innovation Fisheries Investment Fund Investment fund of KRW 20 billion investing in fisheries management bodies and related businesses.
  • IBK-Daesung Strong Small Contents Korea Investment Fund Co-managed convergence contents investment fund of KRW 15 billion with IBK focused on companies and projects combining different cultural industry genres or merging culture with technology.

Companies that use Daesung Private Equity

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Daesung Private Equity technology and API

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Daesung Private Equity partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core partner and government partner.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves12 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Daesung Private Equity competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Korea Investment Partners (KIP): One of Korea's largest and oldest venture capital and growth equity firms, managing multiple specialized funds across technology, biotech, and growth sectors. Directly comparable to Daesung as a domestic Korean VC firm with similar vintages, KOSDAQ portfolio exposure, and government-mandate focus.
  • IMM Investment: Korean private equity and venture capital firm managing growth equity, buyout, and special situation funds. Highly comparable to Daesung in fund structure, KOSDAQ investment focus, and mid-market Korean deal sourcing.
  • LB Investment: Korean venture capital firm with a focus on early-stage technology, biotech, and content investments. Comparable to Daesung in vintage, target stage, and Korean SME focus, with overlapping portfolio themes in content and platform businesses.
  • Mirae Asset Venture Investment: Korean VC arm of Mirae Asset Financial Group, investing across TMT, biotech, and platform companies. Comparable to Daesung as a diversified domestic VC with conglomerate parent backing and similar investment scale.
  • SV Investment: Korean venture capital firm managing multiple sector-focused funds including TMT, biotech, and ESG mandates. Directly comparable to Daesung in fund platform breadth, Korean SME focus, and government-related fund participation.
  • Hyundai Venture Investment: Korean venture capital subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group, focusing on mobility, deep tech, and platform investments. Comparable to Daesung as a Korean conglomerate-affiliated VC with similar portfolio construction approach and domestic focus.
  • Kiwoom Investment: Korean securities-affiliated investment firm with significant venture capital and growth equity operations. Comparable to Daesung in fund management capabilities, KOSDAQ exposure, and Korean mid-market deal flow.
  • POSCO Capital: Korean venture capital firm affiliated with POSCO Group, investing in materials, deep tech, and growth-stage companies. Comparable to Daesung as a Korean conglomerate-affiliated VC with similar size, multi-fund platform, and KOSDAQ listing characteristics.

Broad incumbents

  • Korea Development Bank (KDB): Korea's state-owned policy bank with extensive venture capital and growth equity operations through its KDB Nextone and other platforms. Comparable as a co-GP/co-investor (e.g., KDB Daesung-HGI Green Impact Fund) but materially larger scale and broader mandate than Daesung.

Others

  • Toss Bank (via Dunamu portfolio overlap): Korean digital bank and fintech; not a direct peer but representative of the ecosystem (Dunamu is a Daesung portfolio company). Adjacent ecosystem participant illustrating the type of KOSDAQ-listed Korean tech company in which Daesung invests.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Daesung Private Equity financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Daesung Private Equity leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Daesung Private Equity funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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Daesung Private Equity M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments71 records

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Frequently asked questions about Daesung Private Equity

What does Daesung Private Equity do?

Daesung Private Equity is a Korean venture capital firm that identifies promising venture companies and projects through industry analysis, invests via common stock, preferred stock, convertible bonds, and project financing, and provides post-investment support including financial consulting, IPO consulting, legal and tax advisory, and overseas investor attraction. The firm also operates Dream Park business incubation centers in Daegu and Gwangju in partnership with the Small and Medium Business Corporation, supporting early-stage startups with workspace, mentoring, and follow-on capital.

Is Daesung Private Equity a public or private company?

Daesung Private Equity is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Daesung Private Equity founded?

Daesung Private Equity was founded in 1987. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Daesung Private Equity based?

Daesung Private Equity is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, in the Asia region.

Who are Daesung Private Equity's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Korea Investment Partners (KIP), IMM Investment, LB Investment, Mirae Asset Venture Investment, SV Investment, Hyundai Venture Investment, Kiwoom Investment and POSCO Capital. Korea Development Bank (KDB) is listed as a broad incumbent. Toss Bank (via Dunamu portfolio overlap) is listed as an others.

Does Daesung Private Equity have an API?

No public API is recorded for Daesung Private Equity.

What industry is Daesung Private Equity in?

Daesung Private Equity's product category is Venture Capital and Private Equity. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANABAF, Geography-Specialist Buyout (Regional/Country-Focused), with a secondary code of FSANAJAN, SDG / Thematic Sustainable Investment Funds. Its NAICS code is 52399 and its SIC code is 6282.

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