Tech Small Giant Secohightech Achieves Highest Grade in Technology Credit Evaluation Report
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Lee Sang-hyun] Secco Hightech, a technology-driven small and medium enterprise, has obtained the highest technology certification in the Technology Credit Bureau (TCB) evaluation conducted by NICE Credit Information, a specialized technology credit evaluation company.
The TCB (Technology Credit Bureau) rating comprehensively evaluates four categories: technology, marketability, business feasibility, and management capability, and classifies them into a total of 10 grades. The T-4 grade acquired by Secco Hightech is regarded as the highest technological capability for a small and medium enterprise.
Founded in 2017, Secco Hightech is a venture company with 13 technology patents and an affiliated corporate research institute. It is a technology-driven small and medium enterprise that was selected for the ‘2020 Korea Innovative Company Award,’ given to promising companies and CEOs leading Korea’s future, sponsored by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
Secco Hightech possesses unique technology that decomposes 99% of VOCs (volatile organic compounds), a major pollutant of fine dust, not by incineration (RTO) or burning, but by capturing VOCs in an ACF module and decomposing them through an electron beam.
In particular, Secco Hightech is a global environmental platform company that provides total solutions for ESG management as well as research and development and engineering of environmental facilities.
A representative of Secco Hightech said, “We are pleased that the technologies we have steadily pursued have been recognized externally,” and added, “We will become a company that leads air environment improvement in line with the government’s carbon neutrality policy as well as reducing VOCs through continuous effort and research.”
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Meanwhile, Secco Hightech is preparing for an IPO in the second half of the year with a sales target of 50 billion KRW by 2025.
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