Vatech Unveils 'Desperate Leap 2029' on 20th Anniversary of Listing

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Vatech Unveils 'Desperate Leap 2029' on 20th Anniversary of Listing
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Vatech, a specialized company in dental imaging diagnostic equipment, announced its mid-to-long-term strategy, 'Desperate Leap 2029,' marking its 20th anniversary of listing on KOSDAQ.

Key points

  • Growth into the No. 1 global dental CT market company.
  • Plan to expand value across dental care by combining AI and software.
  • Provision of new services connecting diagnosis to aftercare.

Vatech held an anniversary ceremony on the 29th at its Dongtan headquarters, themed 'Desperate Leap 2029; NEVER BEFORE.' The event was organized to share the company's mid-to-long-term vision and departmental execution directions.

Vatech launched the first dental digital panoramic X-ray diagnostic equipment in Korea in 2003, and in 2005, it developed the world's first '3-in-1' digital X-ray system integrating panoramic, cephalometric, and CT functions. Since then, it has enhanced its competitiveness by expanding its product line with low-dose, high-resolution CT, etc.

The company has established itself as the No. 1 enterprise in domestic and international markets, supplying products to over 100 countries. Its consolidated revenue for 2025 is 426.4 billion won, with overseas exports accounting for over 90% of total revenue.

The core of this strategy is to present a new standard for dental care by combining equipment manufacturing capabilities with AI and software. Vatech plans to expand its business scope by linking imaging equipment, AI, and software, covering areas from diagnosis to treatment planning, patient consultation, and aftercare.

Vatech stated that it will focus on connecting the entire care flow by integrating imaging, patient information, and analysis results through software. Furthermore, the company plans to expand its touchpoints beyond the treatment room to provide value in prevention and health maintenance.

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