Weve (CEO Sungbin Joo), a company specializing in optical analysis technology, announced on the 29th that it had received a T4 rating from the Korea Technology Credit Rating (KTCB).
The TCB system evaluates a company's technological competitiveness and future growth potential on a 10-level scale, from T1 to T10. T4 is the highest rating available to unlisted SMEs. It is primarily awarded to KOSDAQ-listed companies or companies with outstanding technology. This evaluation focused on Weve's proprietary Raman spectrometer development and manufacturing technology.
Founded in 2014, Weave is recognized for its technology with self-developed optical analysis equipment without relying on foreign products, and supplies products to approximately 70 research institutes at home and abroad, including Seoul National University and Seoul Asan Medical Center. Representative equipment includes the 'Mantaray' Raman microscope with multi-wavelength laser selection function and the 'Stingray' compact Raman spectroscopy system.
“The importance of optical analysis technology is growing in fields such as semiconductors and new materials, where demand for precision measurement is increasing,” said Joo Sung-bin, CEO of Weve. “Weve is continuously investing in the development of measuring equipment applicable to various industries, such as micro LEDs and compound semiconductors, as well as high-performance Raman spectrometers.”
Meanwhile, based on its CE certification, Weave is actively expanding into the European market and has signed global dealership agreements in 11 countries, including major European countries such as Germany, the UK, and Italy. Recognizing its technological competitiveness in advanced Raman spectrometer markets, Weave continues to expand its global business.
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