History
- 1999 04 Confirmed for Goyang city to attract the construction of an International Exhibition Center
- 1999 09 Signed a contract to construct the International Exhibition Center (Gyeonggi Province, Goyang city, KOTRA)
- 2000 02 Launched an operating unit to lead the construction of Goyang International exhibition center
- 2001 10 Completed the basic layout of Goyang International exhibition center
- 2002 02 Goyang International Exhibition Center was officially titled KINTEX (Korea International Exhibition Center)
- 2002 05 Appointed engineering and construction companies
- 2002 12 Korea International Exhibition Center corporation established
- 2003 03 Launched KINTEX CI
- 2003 05 Hosted cenremony fot the 1st exhibition center
- 2004 03 Celebration for the completion of framework for the 1st exhibition center
- 2005 04 Grand Opening of the 1st KINTEX Center
- 2006 04 Celebrated the 1st anniversary
- 2006 12 Changed the corporate name to KINTEX, conducted the feasibility study for the 2nd exhibition center
- 2007 04 Proclaimed the corporate vision of 'Global Standard 2013'
- 2007 07 Verified the validity to construct the 2nd exhibition center
- 2007 09 Launched a taskforce team to lead the construction of the 2nd exhibition center
- 2007 10 Won KMAC's top customer service award for our service renovation effort
- 2008 04 Modified the master plan for the 2nd exhibition center and completed the verification on the 2nd construction
- 2008 12 Appointed the Hyundai Engineering and Construction Consortium to construct the 2nd exhibition center
- 2009 03 Hosted groundbreaking ceremony for the 2nd exhibition center
- 2009 07 Started the Construction for the 2nd exhibition center
- 2010 12 70% Completion rate of the 2nd center
- 2010 12 Completed the passageway to connect the 1st and 2nd exhibition centers
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