Business Introduction

Kangwonland

Business Introduction

This is a joint promotional project run by the national government and the provincial office of Gangwon-do for the abandoned mine area district in accordance with a special law. It is the core project suggested during the planning for the promotion and development of the abandoned mine area.
51% of Kangwon Land Corporation’s share is owned by the Mine Reclamation Corporation under the supervision of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the Gangwondo Development Corporation established by Gangwon-do Provincial Office, and four regional autonomous governments in the abandoned mine region (Jeongseon-gun, Taebaek-si, Yeongwol-gun, and Samcheok-si). Therefore, the casino has a government-level credit rating, and practices fair and transparent management in all its development projects and business operations.

BUSINESS INTRODUCTION
Introduction	Establishment of The Special Act on the Assistance to the Development of Abandoned Mines-Neighboring Areas for the economic revival of mine regions abandoned as a result of the decline of the mining industry. The fostering of the tourism business as an alternative to the coal mining business in a bid Special Act regarding the to revitalize the local economy of the abandoned mine region. Establishment of the casino, which is open to Koreans, in the most financially impoverished region (Sabuk-eup, Gangwon-do Province) Extension of the period of limitation until December 31, 2025 under a revision of The Special Act on the Assistance to the Development of Abandoned Mines-Neighboring Areas Current Status of Business Facilities Kangwonland Hotel 477 rooms, Convention Hotel 250 rooms, High1 Hotel 197 rooms, High1 Condominium 903 rooms Kangwonland Casino (200 tables, 1,360 units of machines) High1 C.C 18 Holes (Public course) High1 Ski (Ski slopes 18, lift 6, Gondola system 3)
Corporate registration number	225-81-10770
Competent Authorities	Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy
Basis of Establishment	The Special Act regarding the Assistance to the Development of Abandoned Mines-Neighboring Areas and the Commercial Act
Main Functions and Roles	Vitalization of the Local Economy of the Abandoned Mine Region To achieve balanced development between local regions and increase residents’ revenues in the abandoned mine region by promoting the stagnant local economy resulting from the decline of the mining industry. (I.e. creation of jobs for local residents, priority purchase of local products, reinforcement of constructors’ participation rate, fostering of locally-connected businesses through outsourcing, provision of support for local small business owners, expansion of local finance, etc.) Promotion of Social Welfare in the Abandoned Mine Region To implement various projects including the establishment of the Social Contribution Committee, operation of the Kangwon Land Welfare Foundation, social volunteer group activities, and local cooperation projects among the four neighboring cities and counties. Establishment of a Wholesome Casino Culture To conduct counseling and healing activities related to gambling addiction through the Gambling Addiction Center. Development of the area as a tourism center by connecting Kangwon Land with the abandoned mine region, and improvement of the national competitiveness of the tourism industry
Management guidelines	Fair and transparent public management, creative management for the future, and happy management that satisfies everyone.
Address	Sabuk-ri 424, Sabuk-eup, Jeongsun-gun, Gangwon-do
Head of an organization	Moon Taegon (2017.12.21~2020.12.20 ) Ministry of Government Administration (24^th Public Administration Examination) Deputy director, Ministry of National Defense The Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea (5^th rank-2^nd rank) Secretary for public office discipline, Cheong Wa Dae Deputy secretary general for planning and management, second deputy secretary general, the Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea Standing auditor, Samsung Life Insurance Advisor, Yoon & Yang LLC

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