The Korea Small and Medium Enterprises Distribution Agency has demonstrated transparent management by achieving zero penalties for two consecutive years in public institution disclosure checks.
According to Hanyuwon, the Ministry of Economy and Finance conducts annual evaluations of public institution management information disclosed through the Alio system to ensure accuracy and reliability.
In 2025, Hanyuwon was evaluated alongside 317 mandatory disclosure institutions across 20 categories, including new hires, executive salaries, and employee benefits, and reported no inaccuracies or omissions.
To be recognized as an improved disclosure institution, an organization must reduce its penalties by over 50% for two consecutive years.
A Hanyuwon representative stated, "We reduced our penalties by more than 50% in 2023 and 2024, achieving zero penalties in 2024 and 2025, which led to our selection as an excellent disclosure institution."
Hanyuwon is expected to receive incentives such as exemption from future disclosure checks and preferential treatment in management evaluations.
Hanyuwon CEO Lee Tae-sik remarked, "We will not rest on our laurels from this recognition but will continue to provide transparent management information that the public can trust, fulfilling our social responsibility as a public institution supporting the market access of small and medium enterprises and small business owners."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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