SeCo Hi-Tech CEO Ju Chul-in Receives Commendation from National Assembly Science, ICT, Broadcasting and Communications Committee Chairman

Secco Hightech CEO Ju Chul-in.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Sang-hyun] Joo Cheol-in, CEO of Seco High Tech, was highly praised for his contribution to the national economic development through new technology and received a commendation from the Chairman of the National Assembly's Science, Technology, Information and Broadcasting and Communications Committee.

CEO Joo propagated the latest technologies related to the current administration's key issues, such as the carbon neutrality policy and fine dust reduction, through research projects conducted by the Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute and the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, and carried out numerous related studies.

He also contributed to the reduction of fine dust and VOCs through continuous research and innovative management, utilizing the VMET system air pollution prevention device developed in-house, thereby aiding national economic development.

Secco Hitech CEO Ju Chul-in was highly recognized for contributing to the national economic development through new technology and received a commendation from the Chairman of the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information and Broadcasting and Communications Committee.

Seco High Tech is a representative startup company certified by Busan City and is a technology-strong small and medium enterprise, having received the highest technology certification for two consecutive years in the Technology Credit Evaluation (TCB) conducted by NICE Credit Information, a specialized technology credit evaluation company, as well as the ‘Customer Satisfaction Brand Award’ for two consecutive years, the ‘2021 Korea Innovative Company Award,’ and the ‘2021 Korea Value Management Award.’

Additionally, through the self-developed VMET system air pollution prevention device, the company possesses unique technology that processes 99% of VOCs, the main pollutants of fine dust. Moreover, it also has technology that decomposes VOCs using electron beams, generating hydrogen (70%) and black carbon (23%).

CEO Joo Cheol-in said, “I accept this commendation as a motivation to work harder. Without being satisfied with the present, I will become a leading global environmental company in the government’s carbon neutrality policy, fine dust reduction, and climate change response through continuous effort and research.”

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