Yeoju City and SK Hynix have signed a business cooperation agreement for welfare projects supporting elderly safety and youth self-reliance, investing 154 million won, opening a new horizon where corporations and local communities realize citizen-centered welfare together.
Yeoju City officially announced on July 16, 2026, the signing of a business cooperation agreement with SK Hynix for elderly and youth welfare support projects. This agreement is drawing attention as an exemplary case of public-private cooperation, with SK Hynix investing 154 million won to contribute to improving community welfare.
On July 15, the day before, a signing ceremony was held at Yeoju City Hall with great success. The event was attended by key figures including Yeoju Mayor Lee Chung-woo, National Assembly Member Kim Seon-gyo, SK Hynix Vice President Park Ho-hyun, as well as the director of Yeoju Senior Welfare Center and the director of Yeoju Community Self-Reliance Center, taking a meaningful first step in a warm atmosphere. Participants expressed expectations that the quality of life for Yeoju citizens will improve through this agreement.
SK Hynix's 154 million won investment will be channeled into three key projects. First, it will support elderly walkers to help seniors with mobility challenges move safely. Second, it will provide emergency safety services for the elderly, establishing a rapid response system in case of emergencies and enhancing elderly safety. Third, it will support the creation of Yeoju Youth Self-Reliance Project Teams, helping local young people establish a foundation for self-reliance and grow into healthy members of society. These projects are evaluated as customized support that closely reflects Yeoju City's welfare needs.