Business strategy and global expansion for Korean companies
17 February 2025 — In a series of seminar and webinar, hosted in Korean, we discuss the core aspects of business strategy and explore strategies for entering international markets to help identify new opportunities.
Advancing South Korean shared growth and global competitiveness
12 September 2025 — At the 119th Shared Growth Forum, Holim Wang, Manager at Reddal Korea, shared perspectives on advancing Korean economy by enhancing the competitiveness of its SMEs and lessen the dependence on conglomerates.
AI and Robotics in East Asia: Pathways to global competitiveness
19 September 2025 — In an interview with The Digital Times, Per Stenius, CEO and Client Director at Reddal, discussed how South Korea can advance its AI and robotics ecosystem to boost global competitiveness.
Business in Europe for Korean companies: mid-pandemic opportunities
12 October 2020 — COVID-19 is accelerating socio-economic structural changes, supported by policies of European and Korean governments. However, given the magnitude of economic challenges, government actions are not enough.
Valuing a business in 30 minutes for quick insights
14 December 2012 — Although valuation is complex, in some situations a quick review is adequate to get an idea of the company’s value, key drivers to increase value or what is fundamentally expected of a business’ performance given a certain value, for example an asking price of a business up for sale. This article discusses the approach for conducting a quick basic valuation of a business.
Transforming industrial waste into global green construction through scaling green cement and cement-free solutions
21 August 2025 — To effectively commercialize cement-free solutions globally, focus must be on trading waste sidestreams, enhancing data sharing, and increasing awareness through successful demonstration projects.
Vietnam Investment Review: PE's industrial moment may be here
20 September 2017 — We continue our series of publications on the role of private equity in driving Vietnam’s economic growth. In this article contributed to Vietnam Investment Review, we analyze value creation opportunities in the Vietnamese manufacturing sector.
Using systematic bolt-on acquisitions to drive growth
21 June 2011 — Companies seeking growth often balance between growing through organic business development, and inorganic growth through mergers and acquisitions. Organic development is slow, as it takes time to develop and launch new products and technologies, a new business line or broader geographic presence. Programmatic “bolt-on” acquisitions provide an alternative value creation path with manageable risk.