Registered business
Meadow Hub Analytics Co., Ltd. was established in 2017 and operates from our studio at Kwon Joonho, 81 Taeyang-ro 6-gil, Nam-gu, Ulsan 44600, REP. OF KOREA. We serve import-export teams across Ulsan, Busan, and the broader Gyeongsang region, with remote briefings available for clients elsewhere in the Republic of Korea.
How we started
Founder Kwon Joonho spent twelve years in freight forwarding and customs brokerage before opening Meadow Hub Analytics. Colleagues kept asking for the same thing: a single document that showed port queue trends, vendor geography, and clearance delays together — not three separate email threads from three departments.
The studio opened in Nam-gu, Ulsan, within walking distance of several manufacturing clients who wanted on-site briefings after morning production meetings. We kept the name "Meadow Hub" from an early internal project label — a reference to the flat marshland visible from the old office window toward the port road.
What we do today
We prepare supply chain risk assessments, expedited port disruption briefings, customs delay analyses, vendor concentration audits, and monthly monitoring retainers. Every deliverable includes charts annotated for executive reading and a written narrative that procurement, logistics, and finance leads can share without reformatting.
Our analysts
The core team of four includes former customs clerks, a maritime logistics coordinator, and a cartographer who spent five years mapping industrial supply networks for regional development reports. We do not sell software subscriptions — clients receive PDF briefings, spreadsheet appendices, and scheduled review calls.
Working approach
- We begin every engagement with a scope call to confirm lanes, volumes, and decision deadlines.
- Charts use public port statistics, client-provided shipment records, and harmonised vendor data — sources are cited in every deliverable.
- Briefings are plain-spoken; we flag uncertainty where public data is incomplete rather than smoothing it away.
- We decline engagements where the client needs legal sanctions advice — that belongs with qualified trade counsel.
Values
Accuracy over speed when both cannot coexist. Readable charts over decorative ones. And repeatability — if we identify a documentation fix that saves four days at customs, we document it so your broker can apply it on the next shipment.