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Export-Import Bank of Korea

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Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM) is a government-owned policy bank established to support South Korea's international trade, overseas investment, and economic cooperation. It provides comprehensive financial services, including project finance, trade finance, and export credit, primarily for large-scale infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects globally, often involving Korean companies.

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Founded 1976 Parent: Government of South Korea
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Strategic Overview

  • Plays a crucial role in supporting the global expansion and competitiveness of Korean companies.
  • Focuses on large-scale, strategic projects in energy, infrastructure, and industrial sectors worldwide.
  • Increasing emphasis on green and digital infrastructure projects to align with global sustainability goals.
  • Acts as a key instrument of South Korea's economic diplomacy and international cooperation.

Deal History (1)

South Korea to cooperate with the Philippines on nuclear power projects
Partner Nuclear Philippines Mar 4, 2026

Deal Activity from Public Sources

Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM) provided significant financing for the Mozambique LNG project.
Financing LNG Mozambique July 2020 with TotalEnergies
KEXIM signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Poland's Ministry of State Assets to provide financing for the construction of a nuclear power plant.
Financing Nuclear Power Poland October 2022 with Ministry of State Assets, Poland
KEXIM provided financing for the 510 MW Batang Toru hydropower project in Indonesia.
Financing Hydropower Indonesia 2017 510 MW with PT North Sumatra Hydro Energy (NSHE)
KEXIM provided financing as part of a larger package for the Amiral petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia.
Financing Petrochemicals Saudi Arabia June 2023 with Aramco
KEXIM signed an agreement to provide $2.25 billion in financing for the construction of the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant in Egypt, specifically for equipment supply by Korean companies.
Financing Nuclear Power Egypt August 2022 with Atomstroyexport (ASE)

Investment Focus

Technologies
Nuclear1
Geography
Philippines1

Key People

Yoon Hee-sung
Chairman & President

Track Record

48
Years Active
Notable projects: Mozambique LNG Project, Poland Nuclear Power Plant Financing, Indonesia Batang Toru Hydropower Project, Saudi Arabia Amiral Petrochemical Complex, Egypt Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant

Detailed Analysis

Sectors
InfrastructureEnergyOil & GasPower GenerationRenewablesNuclear PowerTransportationUtilitiesManufacturingPetrochemicals
Technologies
Hydropower (1 deal)LNG (1 deal)
Geographies
South KoreaMozambique (1 deal)Poland (1 deal)Indonesia (1 deal)Saudi Arabia (1 deal)Egypt (1 deal)VietnamPhilippinesIndiaUzbekistan
Deal Stage
ConstructionOperationDevelopment
Deal Structure
Project FinanceExport CreditTrade FinanceCorporate Loans

Subsidiaries

KEXIM Capital
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