South Korea's CI Guarantee announced its overseas guarantee amount has exceeded 4 trillion Korean won, and the company will participate in the Global Infrastructure Cooperation Conference for the fourth consecutive time.
CI Guarantee showcased its overseas construction guarantee services at the Global Infrastructure Cooperation Conference (GICC 2026). The conference, hosted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of Korea, was held from Tuesday to Thursday this week, bringing together global project owners, multilateral development banks, and construction companies.
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