SAESOL Tech, a leading innovator in V2X (vehicle-to-everything) security, has successfully completed its Series B funding round, raising $7.1 million. This brings the company’s total investment since its founding in 2021 to $9.3 million and reflects strong investor confidence in its technology roadmap and growth potential. The round drew participation from venture capital firms as well as a defense industry fund, underscoring broad support for SAESOL Tech’s role in the future of secure mobility.

In parallel, SAESOL Tech reached a major milestone by being listed on the U.S. Production Certificate Trust List (CTL). This achievement makes SAESOL Tech the first non-U.S. company to be recognized, and more importantly, it signifies that the company has met one of the essential requirements for the commercialization of the U.S. SCMS (Security Credential Management System). Production CTL registration is mandatory for secure certificate issuance in state-level V2X projects currently being conducted across the United States, positioning SAESOL Tech to actively participate as these initiatives expand into broader deployment in the coming years.

CEO Harry Han stated that this milestone is a breakthrough for SAESOL Tech. He emphasized that achieving Production CTL registration demonstrates the company’s readiness to play an active role in the U.S. market and to contribute to the safe commercialization of autonomous mobility.

With fresh capital secured, SAESOL Tech plans to accelerate its business expansion in the United States, actively participate in government-led initiatives, and establish new partnerships with industry leaders. At the same time, the company is broadening its portfolio to include emerging fields such as robotics and drone mobility, while continuing to advance next-generation technologies like Hybrid V2X (V2N2X). By strengthening its global talent base and technical leadership, SAESOL Tech is positioning itself to become a trusted partner in the worldwide connected and autonomous vehicle security ecosystem. Above all, the company is determined to use its U.S. Production CTL status as a launchpad for deeper engagement with American partners and to firmly establish its presence in the U.S. mobility security market.