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The Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) said it arranged export consultations worth 10.7 billion won for Korean indie game developers during a business matchmaking event held in Sweden, according to materials published on the agency's website.
KOCCA organized the export consultation sessions to connect Korean independent game studios with overseas publishers and buyers in the Swedish market. The agency released images documenting the consultations on its official news channel, dated October 22.
The agency has been running support programs to help small and mid-sized Korean game developers enter global markets, with Nordic countries — home to a mature gaming industry — among its target regions. The 10.7 billion won figure represents the total value of export consultations discussed during the event.
Details on the number of participating studios and individual deal sizes were not specified in the published materials.
KOCCA operates under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and serves as the government's main vehicle for promoting Korean content industries, including games, overseas.
The reported scale of the consultations matches the agency's announcement, and the claim is True.
Verdict: True
