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Business Confidence Survey 2022/2023

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The Business Confidence Survey aims to take an annual snapshot of European companies' perceptions, successes, and challenges in Korea.

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The Business Confidence Survey aims to take an annual snapshot of European companies' perceptions, successes, and challenges in Korea. This year's survey took place from January 16 to 27, 2023. The gathering of such replicable data was done in order to trace and understand the development of company strategies and perceptions year-on-year. ECCK and KGCCI, along with 9 other European chambers in Korea, partnered up to publish this survey in cooperation with the Seoul office of Roland Berger. Click here to view the full report.

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