GANADARA, a global Korean language learning platform,
has announced its ambition to capture
the rapidly growing
global Korean language education market,
with a goal of reaching
5.3 million cumulative users and KRW 70 billion
(approximately USD 50 million)
in annual revenue by 2030.
The company plans to first establish
a strong user base among international students
and foreign workers in Korea, before expanding
its business into overseas markets.
On July 10, CRATES, the operator of GANADARA,
held a business presentation
at the etoday headquarters in Gangnam, Seoul,
where it unveiled its business strategy
and long-term growth roadmap.
The presentation was officially sponsored by etoday,
represented by CEO Lee Jong-jae.
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GANADARA, a global Korean language learning platform,
has announced its ambition to capture
the rapidly growing
global Korean language education market,
with a goal of reaching
5.3 million cumulative users and KRW 70 billion
(approximately USD 50 million)
in annual revenue by 2030.
The company plans to first establish
a strong user base among international students
and foreign workers in Korea, before expanding
its business into overseas markets.
On July 10, CRATES, the operator of GANADARA,
held a business presentation
at the etoday headquarters in Gangnam, Seoul,
where it unveiled its business strategy
and long-term growth roadmap.
The presentation was officially sponsored by etoday,
represented by CEO Lee Jong-jae.
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