Daewoo International Corporation, now known as KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency), was a trading company based in South Korea. It was established in 1967 and was a subsidiary of the Daewoo Group. Its headquarters were located in Seoul, the capital city of South Korea.

Daewoo International was engaged in a diverse range of businesses, including trading, manufacturing, and resource development. It focused on exporting and importing various products such as textiles, chemicals, machinery, and consumer goods. Additionally, the company was involved in project development, including infrastructure, energy, and plant construction.

The company operated on a global scale with its presence in over 40 countries. It had numerous subsidiaries and joint ventures around the world. One of the notable subsidiaries was Daewoo International (America) Corp., located in the United States.

Daewoo International also had partnerships with several multinational corporations to expand its market and enhance its competitiveness. In terms of market position, Daewoo International was one of the largest trading companies in South Korea. It had an extensive network and strong relationships with suppliers and customers worldwide.

The company had a significant presence in various industries, allowing it to compete with other major global trading companies. Throughout its history, Daewoo International experienced several major events and achievements. In 1999, during the Asian financial crisis, the Daewoo Group faced financial difficulties, which eventually led to the bankruptcy of the group.

As a result, Daewoo International went through a restructuring process and became KOTRA, focusing on promoting trade and investment activities for South Korea. As of the latest updates, the company continues to operate as KOTRA, playing a critical role in facilitating international trade and investment for South Korea. KOTRA provides various services and resources to support South Korean companies in expanding their global presence