UK consortium plunges $7 million into Korean anti-Microsoft firm
Bids to enter Internet market
Posted in Business, 26th March 1999 11:49 GMT
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English-language newspaper the Korea Herald said today that a consortium of five unnamed UK institutional investors have put $7 million into Hangul and Computer. Last year, Hangul, which turns over nearly 30 billion won, became an overnight celebrity after it was persuaded to carry on developing its own, rather than Microsoft software. (See Koreans raise the anti-Microsoft flag.) The latest reports say that the $7 million will be used to grow the Korean Internet market. ®

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