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KondZilla
KondZilla is a Brazilian media and entertainment holding company headquartered in São Paulo, founded by Konrad Dantas and built on funk music video channels on YouTube.
Konfío
Konfío, also known as Konfio, is a Mexican financial technology company founded in 2013 that lends digitally to small businesses, becoming a $1.3 billion unicorn in 2021.
Kong Dehai
Kong Dehai (孔德海) is a Chinese chip designer who co-founded and co-leads the Shanghai GPU company Lisuan Tech, after more than 20 years in Silicon Valley chip development.
Konghui Technology
Konghui Technology is a Chinese automotive supplier specializing in passenger-car air suspension. It achieved a 41.3% market share in 2024 and is currently pursuing an A-share IPO.
Konghui Technology (孔辉汽车)
Konghui Technology (孔辉汽车) is a Chinese automotive supplier in Huzhou, Zhejiang, co-founded in 2018 by academician Guo Konghui, and the first Chinese company to supply OEM passenger-car air suspension in 2021.
Kongō Gumi (金剛組)
Kongō Gumi (金剛組) is an Osaka construction company founded in 578, widely regarded as the world's oldest company, which built temples for over 1,400 years before joining the Takamatsu Construction Group in 2006.
Kongsberg Gruppen
Kongsberg Gruppen is a Norwegian technology group, majority state owned, that develops defense systems, missiles, and sensors; it was founded as an arms factory in 1814.
Konrad Dantas
Konrad Dantas, known professionally as Kondzilla, is a Brazilian entrepreneur who founded KondZilla, the São Paulo entertainment company behind Brazil's largest YouTube music channel, and the Netflix series Sintonia.
Konstantine Buhler
Konstantine Buhler is a venture capitalist and Seed/Early-stage partner at Sequoia Capital since December 2019, known for early-stage AI investments including Verkada, CaptivateIQ, XBOW, and Xaira.
Koo Kwang-mo (구광모)
Koo Kwang-mo (구광모) is a South Korean executive who has chaired LG Group since 2018, the first fourth-generation heir of the founding Koo family to lead it.
Koon Poh Keong
Koon Poh Keong, formally Tan Sri Dato' Paul Koon, is a Malaysian executive who co-founded Press Metal in 1986 and built it into Southeast Asia's largest aluminum producer.
Koos Bekker
Koos Bekker (Jacobus Petrus Bekker) is a South African media investor who was chief executive of Naspers from 1997 to 2014, best known for its 2001 Tencent investment.
Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry
The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (대한상공회의소, KCCI) is South Korea's central statutory business organization, coordinating 71 local chambers and representing business since 1905.
Korea Credit Data
Korea Credit Data (한국신용데이터) is a South Korean financial-technology company founded in Seoul in 2016. It operates Cashnote, a business-management app for small merchants with about 2.3 million users.
Korea Electric Power
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO, 한국전력공사) is the state-controlled utility that transmits and distributes nearly all electricity in South Korea. Incorporated in 1982 and headquartered in Naju, it also owns six generation subsidiaries.
Korea Exchange
The Korea Exchange (KRX) is South Korea's demutualized exchange operator, created in 2005 by merging the Korea Stock Exchange, KOSDAQ, and Korea Futures Exchange; it runs the KOSPI, KOSDAQ, KONEX, and derivatives markets.
Korea Gas
Korea Gas Corporation, also known as KOGAS (한국가스공사), is South Korea's state-controlled wholesale natural gas company, founded in 1983, importing LNG and supplying the entire domestic market.
Korea Investment Holdings
Korea Investment Holdings, also written as 한국투자금융지주, is a South Korean financial holding company formed in 2005 around Korea Investment & Securities, Korea's top brokerage by operating profit.
Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering
Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, commonly KSOE, is a South Korean holding company created in 2019 that controls HD Hyundai's shipbuilding yards, offshore, and engine businesses.
Korea Zinc
Korea Zinc (고려아연) is a South Korean non-ferrous metal smelting company headquartered in Seoul since 1974, operating the world's largest single zinc smelter at Onsan, Ulsan.
Korea–Chile Free Trade Agreement
The Korea–Chile Free Trade Agreement, signed in Seoul in 2003 and in force since 2004, is South Korea's first free trade agreement and quadrupled bilateral trade.
Korea–United States Free Trade Agreement
The Korea–United States Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA) is a US–South Korea trade agreement in force since 2012 that eliminated most tariffs between the two countries.
Korean Labor Federation
The Korean Labor Federation (조선노동연맹회) was a nationwide colonial Korean labor organization, reorganized in 1922 from Korea's first national labor body, the 1920 Mutual Aid Society.
Korean Teachers' Credit Union (KTCU)
The Korean Teachers' Credit Union (한국교직원공제회) is a South Korean mutual-aid institution for teachers and education employees, established in 1971 under its own special statute.
Korn Ferry
Korn Ferry International is a Los Angeles-based organizational consulting and executive search firm founded by Lester B. Korn and Richard M. Ferry, operating five lines of business.
KORTUC INC.
KORTUC Inc. is a clinical-stage oncology biotechnology company, founded in Japan and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, developing KRC-01, an injectable radiosensitizer that makes radiotherapy more effective against solid tumors.
Korui Bio (湖南科瑞生物制药股份有限公司) (科瑞生物)
Korui Bio, formally Hunan Kerui Bio Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., is a Hunan-based Chinese pharmaceutical company producing plant-derived cholesterol, vitamin D series products, and steroid drug intermediates.
KOSPI 200 (코스피 200)
KOSPI 200 (코스피 200) is a free-float market-capitalization index of 200 major stocks on the Korea Exchange, launched in 1994 as the underlying for Korea's index futures, options, and ETFs.
Kossel Medtech
Kossel Medtech (科塞尔医疗科技) is a Chinese medical device company founded in 2013 in Suzhou that makes interventional vascular devices, including China's first registered long-term vena cava filter.
Kosygin reform
The Kosygin reform was the Soviet economic reform of 1965, announced by Alexey Kosygin, which replaced gross output with sales and profit and expanded enterprise autonomy within central planning.