03/06/2026
On May 30, 2024, during the 2024 First-Half IBK Changgong Demo Day held at the IBK Finance Tower in Yeouido, Seoul, Nanoelectronics announced its global expansion strategy and target revenue of 10 billion KRW. CEO Youngtae Kim introduced the company’s recent achievements and future plans during an IR presentation session.
Nanoelectronics, a company specializing in high-conductivity and energy-saving 3D nano heating films, successfully oversubscribed its Series A investment round due to strong investor interest and rapid business growth. Although the initial investment target was 3 billion KRW, the company revealed that the funding demand exceeded more than twice the original amount. The newly secured investment will be used to expand manufacturing facilities and hire additional personnel.
The company reported remarkable revenue growth, increasing from approximately 100 million KRW in the previous year to 2.5 billion KRW during the current year. Nanoelectronics also announced its goal of reaching 10 billion KRW in annual revenue by the end of the year.
Nanoelectronics’ flagship product, the Copper Nano Heating Film, provides up to 90% higher energy efficiency compared to conventional heating wires. The technology can be applied to various industries, including road and pavement heating systems, electric vehicle heating modules, wearable heating products, industrial heating equipment, and consumer heating applications.
The company’s proprietary technologies include copper nano fiber synthesis technology, nano fiber control and multilayer patterning, and independent manufacturing equipment development. Nanoelectronics currently holds seven core patents and continues to strengthen its research and development capabilities.
Nanoelectronics has also gained significant international recognition. The company won the CES 2024 Innovation Award in the energy materials category and was selected as a Top 20 Finalist at JEC World 2024 in Paris. According to CEO Youngtae Kim, the company is actively receiving exhibition invitations and collaboration proposals from the United States, Japan, and China, while also exploring expansion opportunities in overseas and aerospace-related markets.