Recently, Dalian Time-Tech Spectra (TTS) announced the successful completion of its nearly ¥100 million Pre-A round of financing. The round was led by LightSpeed Opto with follow-up investment from existing shareholder Junlian Capital, and Index Capital served as the exclusive financial advisor. The funds raised will primarily be used for technological research and development, as well as capacity expansion.
Time-Tech Spectra (TTS): A Leader in Transient Spectroscopy Technology
Founded in 2016, Time-Tech Spectra (TTS) focuses on the industrial application of transient spectroscopy technology. The company has built a full range of products and services, spanning from basic scientific research to the general semiconductor inspection field, relying on its proprietary transient spectroscopy technology. The company has developed key technologies in spectroscopy systems, lasers, OPO, detectors, automation, and other core components, as well as software and motion control algorithms.

Advanced Inspection Equipment for High-End Manufacturing
Time-Tech Spectra (TTS) has developed a new type of advanced inspection equipment, breaking through the limitations of existing optical inspection methods. This breakthrough extends its capabilities to silicon carbide power devices, perovskite photovoltaic modules, Micro LED display panels, and other high-end manufacturing sectors.
Other MicroLED-Related Companies Complete Financing Rounds
It is worth noting that since December, several other Micro LED-related companies have also announced financing rounds.
On December 2, domestic Micro LED manufacturer JBD completed a corporate change, increasing its registered capital to ¥566.15 million. New shareholders include Shanghai Chaos Investment and Shanghai Science and Technology Innovation Center No. 2 Private Equity Fund. This move likely marks the completion of a new round of financing. Since 2021, JBD has completed 7 financing rounds, with the most recent one led by Ant Group, aimed at expanding research and development and market outreach.
Strategic Financing for Speedcury Technology
In December, Hangzhou Speedcury Technology Co., Ltd. completed a strategic financing round exceeding ¥100 million. The company has been focused on the development and production of semiconductor testing equipment. Its self-developed high-end, high-density testing platform, the Flex10K series, launched in 2023, supports CP/FT testing of LCD, OLED, Mini LED, and Micro LED driver chips and has now entered mass production.
Other Companies in the Micro LED Ecosystem
In addition to the companies mentioned above, this year, several other Micro LED-related enterprises have completed financing rounds, covering various application fields such as micro-displays, equipment, chips, packaging, mass transfer technology, and AR glasses, including SiTan Tech, TEYITECH, RayNeo, Rokid, Innovision, Nash Vision, Raintree Scientific Instruments Corporation (RSIC), Dexin Tech, ESPACE, and others.
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