“... The government, such as “antock.com,” which provides analysis services for domestic and international listed and privately held companies, has published a collection of examples of successful companies that have successfully started businesses using public data.
The Ministry of Administration and Security and the Korea Information Technology Agency introduced 33 best practices of successful start-ups that have developed innovative products and services using public data and created outstanding results.
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■ Antock presents a new perspective on financial analysis
Antock is a professional fintech startup that visualizes and provides securities and corporate information for individual investors. The mission is a compound word of ant (Ant) and stock (Stock), which symbolizes individual investors, and provides analysis services for domestic and international listed and privately held companies through “antock.com.” Antock actively used various public data obtained from public data portals (data.go.kr), the Financial Supervisory Service, Korea Stock Exchange, and Depository Service to provide services, and as a result, achieved sales of approximately 150 million won by the end of 2017.
The Ministry of Public Affairs will continue to expand the openness of public data that citizens and companies actually need, and actively support the creation of new value from public data in the real lives of citizens in various fields such as economy, society, and culture.”
Article source: Reporter Ha Jong-sook, Kookdo Daily
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