TGROUP Signs MOU at The Gangseo-gu 2025 Export Consultation Conference

On July 16, Mayor Jin Kyo-hoon of Gangseo-gu, Seoul, attended the Beauty & Healthcare Export Consultation Conference at COEX Magok, where he met with global buyers and signed MOUs with companies from Vietnam and Thailand.

 Jin Kyo-hoon, Mayor of Gangseo-gu District in Seoul, met with participants at the 2025 Gangseo-gu Health & Beauty Export Consultation Conference held at COEX Magok on July 16, 2025. Photo: Gangseo-gu

Co-hosted by the Seoul Business Agency (SBA), the event aimed to support SMEs and startups in Gangseo by connecting them with overseas buyers interested in Korean beauty and healthcare products. A total of 30 buyers from five countries — including Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, and India — participated in the event, alongside 38 Korean companies.

During the conference, TGROUP was honored to be one of three international partners – alongside SCJ Home Shopping (Vietnam) and RnLK Cosmetics (Thailand) – to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Gangseo-gu. TGROUP is committed to acting as a key trade facilitator, supporting the promotion and distribution of promising Korean products — particularly anti-hair loss shampoo — in the Vietnamese market. This product is considered one of the standout hair care solutions in the modern K-Beauty segment, with strong potential to appeal to younger consumers and health-conscious individuals.The agreement marks an important step in strengthening trade collaboration and bringing high-quality Korean beauty and health products closer to Vietnamese consumers.

TGROUP Signs MOU at  Gangseo-gu 2025 Export Consultation Conference 

The event also offered TGROUP a valuable opportunity to directly connect with Korean companies, explore partnership opportunities, and discuss market entry strategies for Vietnam – one of the most dynamic markets in Southeast Asia for personal care and cosmetics. TGROUP remains committed to supporting Korean exporters and bridging the gap between innovative Korean products and the growing demand in Vietnam.

Mayor Jin emphasized, “For many local companies, this was a rare opportunity to meet with overseas buyers and open new export channels. We will continue to support businesses through follow-up events such as the Korea Business Expo co-hosted with OKTA next March". 

                                                                                                        Source: Reporter Kim Seong-hui (sunnykim@mt.co.kr)