2026 SME Policy Fund Loan Plan Announcement Revision (4th)
Disaster-affected SMEs in special disaster zones like Geoje and Tongyeong can receive fixed 1.5% interest rate reductions on disaster funds and special maturity extensions for existing loans.
- Deadline
- 마감일 원문 확인
The Emergency Business Stabilization Fund has been increased by 100 billion KRW. Interest rate reduction (fixed at 1.5%) and maturity extension support have been added for disaster-affected companies in Geoje and Tongyeong, while the interest rate preference for Shinbo sales receivable insurance subscribers has been abolished.
3-second summary
- Organizer: Korea Small and Medium Business Corporation (KOSME)
- Change: Emergency management stabilization fund increased by 100 billion KRW
- Change: Support for disaster-affected companies in Geoje/Tongyeong including 1.5% fixed interest rate reduction and maturity extension
- Change: Reflection of 7th revision of 'Innovation Growth Common Standards'
- Change: Abolition of interest rate benefits for Shinbo sales receivable insurance subscribers
Recommended for
- Recommended for SME CEOs needing business stabilization due to high exchange rates or disasters.
- Recommended for CEOs of affected companies located in special disaster zones such as Geoje and Tongyeong.
Frequently asked questions
How do I apply?
Applications follow the official program notice, which is in Korean. See the source link for the method and receiving office; Beaconoi can prepare an English draft for your review.
Which organization runs this program?
This program is administered by Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME).
Last updated · Source: Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) — official notice
※ Program information is compiled from each institution’s public sources; actual eligibility, amounts and deadlines may change. Always verify against the official notice (in Korean) before applying.