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The foundation of a great company is right thinking. If sound values are the roots that keep a tree firmly grounded, capability is what enables it to blossom and bear fruit. A company guided by the right philosophy asks, “Why do we exist?” A company with true capability answers, “How do we bring that purpose to life?”

Woorien, a specialist in veterinary diagnostic equipment and electronic medical records (EMR), announced today that it has appointed Leo Park, head of its U.S. subsidiary MyVet Imaging ("Woorien USA"), as its new Chief Executive Officer.

Vatech’s approach to service began with a sincere commitment: to keep every customer’s practice running without interruption. Today, the company is building that commitment into a business model that serves customers in more than 100 countries. At the center of this effort is Eric Chi, Global Division Head. Over the past 11 years, he has managed Eastern European markets, served on assignment in the United States, led the Czech subsidiary, and overseen European operations.

Malaysia airport security checkpoint, 2003. The officer's face tightened. On the X-ray monitor was a human skull. The bag belonged to a Vatech customer service engineer, and the skull was a "phantom skull," a test tool used to check equipment after repairs. Back then, the local distributor didn't even have this basic tool. When a customer called, the engineer boarded a plane the next day, and when the tools weren't there, he packed them in his own bag and flew them in. That i

"We concluded that research moving in the same direction would make it hard to stand out over the long term." That is how Jongha Lee, head of Vatech's R&D Center, describes the starting point of its accessibility research. As competition over image quality intensified, the center came to share a belief: technology should also solve the discomforts that customers take for granted, or never think to mention.

Vatech, a specialist in dental diagnostic imaging led by Brian Hwang, CEO of Vatech, has announced its mid- to long-term strategy, “Leap Forward 2029,” marking the 20th anniversary of its KOSDAQ listing. Building on the technological expertise and customer base that have made it the global leader in dental CT, the company plans to connect imaging equipment, artificial intelligence (AI), and software, while expanding its business beyond diagnosis and treatment into prevention

Rayence, a global leader in digital X-ray detectors and medical imaging solutions, today announced the launch of its next-generation portable X-ray diagnostic solutions, designed to extend diagnostic imaging beyond the traditional hospital environment and bring high quality care directly to the point of need. The new lineup includes 'Anywhere-M', a mobile imaging solution for human healthcare, and 'Anywhere-V', a portable diagnostic solution optimized for veterinary and field

“Pamei, did you have a good weekend?” “I certainly did! How about yours?” A typical morning at Vatech India always kicks off with this kind of vibrant energy. We open each day by asking how we can support one another’s tasks and reviewing if any of yesterday's work needs a follow-up. This highly collaborative atmosphere is a defining characteristic of our Indian subsidiary. Given the fast-paced and dynamic nature of our industry, new projects and challenges emerge constantly.

Vatech, a global leader in dental imaging solutions, announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting consolidated revenue of KRW 121.4 billion and operating profit of KRW 24.5 billion. Revenue increased 9.7% year-on-year, while operating profit rose 45.0%, with the operating margin reaching 20.2%. Net income increased 200.6% year-on-year to KRW 22.2 billion.

Rayence Co., Ltd. (CEO Young Kwon Seo, KOSDAQ: 228850), a global X-ray detector and imaging solutions company, announced on August 11 that its preliminary consolidated results for the second quarter of 2026 showed revenue of KRW 36.46 billion and operating profit of KRW 2.51 billion.

Vatech (KOSDAQ: 043150), a global leader in dental imaging, today announced the completion of EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR; Regulation (EU) 2017/745) certification across its entire dental imaging portfolio — covering all existing commercial models and every newly launched 2026 model. The certifying body is DNV Product Assurance AS, a Notified Body designated under EU MDR.

With a presence in over 100 countries and 29 global subsidiaries, Vatech continues to expand its impact across the world’s healthcare markets. In this edition of Explore Vatech Networks, we turn our spotlight to Taiwan—where Assistant Manager Tony Chen from the Business Support Team reflects on a year of growth, service, and purpose.

Vatech (KOSDAQ: 043150), a global manufacturer of dental imaging systems, announced that cumulative patent data over the past 20 years demonstrate its technological leadership in dental diagnostic imaging.

Woorien released meaningful data to help families enjoy a warm and safe Korean New Year together. The number of pets visiting hospitals during the Korean New Year(Seollal) period increased by 118% compared to usual, with the main cause identified as gastrointestinal diseases due to ingestion of human food.

Vatech, a global leader in dental medical imaging, has announced the achievement of 100,000 systems in cumulative production of dental digital X-ray devices, further solidifying its unrivaled position in the global market.

On the global stage of the healthcare market, where Vatech operates in over 100 countries with 25 overseas subsidiaries, Explore Vatech Networks Russia!

Vatech (KOSDAQ: 043150), a global leader in dental imaging solutions, today announced the launch of its 'Boundless Campaign', a long-term initiative aimed at creating a world where no one is excluded from dental care.

Vatech, a global leader in dental imaging innovation, has officially launched ‘Vatech® Clever One’, its next-generation all-in-one dental platform, in the United States.

Vatech, a global leader in dental imaging solutions, and Pearl, a frontrunner in dental AI technology, have announced a collaborative allian

Sahebi, now 47, reflected on his journey—from building a clinic in a war zone to finding a new path at Vatech Korea.