The gap
Korea makes memory chips, power equipment, ships and cosmetics the world depends on, yet many of its mid-sized companies have rarely presented in English.
December 2026, Seoul and online
Arazit IR Day
Korean listed companies present to global investors in English, with questions from the audience. Join in Seoul or online. Three tracks in one day.
Three tracks. The company line-up will be announced here.
Semiconductors and energy
Memory, equipment and the power build-out behind AI data centers.
K-beauty
Brands and contract manufacturers growing outside Korea.
Value and governance
Companies trading below book value and what they are changing under the Value-up Program.
Investors outside Korea mostly meet Korean companies second hand. Arazit IR Day puts the people who run them in front of you, in English, with time for real questions.
Why IR Day
Read the full planWhy now
The Value-up Program and wider English disclosure rules are asking Korean companies to explain their plans to the world, many for the first time.
The day
Three themed tracks, management presenting without an interpreter, open questions from Seoul and online, and small-group meetings in the room.
For listed companies
Present at IR Day
Tell your story to investors outside Korea in English. We help with English materials and a place in the line-up.
How it worksRead before the day
The library
18 companies and 89 English documents from companies, regulators and research institutes, each linked to its source.
