Based on the “People First” corporate philosophy,

INNO GROUP strives to make everyone in 6,000 employees of the company enjoys a happier life and welfare, and endeavors to create safe and pleasant working environments.

INNO GROUP donated 2,000 sets of Personal Protective Equipment Kit(PPE) for COVID-19 through Myanmar Embassy in Republic of Korea.

PPE Kit includes KF-94 mask, gloves, protection gown, boots coverage, and goggles.

INNO Group donated an ambulance worth $150,000 to the expressway First-Aid Station run by the Myanmar Red Cross. We hope that this donation will support to improve medical condition and health of local residents.

Employees of INNO Capital Microfinance conducted community contribution activities at each branch office in January 2018. At this event, which was held at 7 branches, employees delivered various daily necessities such as household goods, school supplies, and medicines to 8 villages and 4 schools, it was a precious event to spend a warm time with the residents and to share in the Myanmar communities.

We built an “First-Aid Station” at the 202-mile Yangon-Mandalay Expressway.

The donation of the INNO CITY Love Sharing Concert was contributed to the construction of the First-Aid Station, and we hope that with this station located in the outskirts where medical facilities are lacking, the residents can receive more convenient medical services.

The voluntary medical service, supervised by IARCP (International Alliance for Return of Cultural Property) and Hurim Bio and sponsored by INNO GROUP, Koika, and Pharmaceutical Association was proceeded at INNO Group Hanthawaddy Golf & C.C. In order to further develop the local communities in Myanmar and to improve the medical environment, we delivered 1.5 tons of medicines, household goods, and school supplies to the local residents with our devotion and mind.

On June 11, 2016, ‘INNO CITY Love Sharing Concert’ was held at the Myanmar Event Park of cultural exchange between Korea and Myanmar.

The K-POP star Sistar, Monsta X, So Chan Whee, Bad Kiz, A-PERA performed at the show hosted by INNO CITY, and the all of the proceeds from the show ($100,000) were donated to Myanmar Red Cross Society.

It was a meaningful sharing event to celebrate the warmth of the Korean Wave and to unite Korea-Myanmar.