On November 27th, we hosted clients from Japan at our laboratory for a technical meeting and to witness the ‘CT Stack (Chimney) Wind Tunnel Test.’ The team of clients consisted of eight representatives in total, including six engineers from our partner, Kanadevia Engineering Corporation (KVEC), and two representatives from the client, Toshiba.
Clients toured the wind tunnel laboratory to inspect the test model and observe the actual testing process, verifying our technical capabilities. During the subsequent technical meeting, the team reviewed the detailed test data obtained to date and held in-depth discussions regarding the precision of the experimental results. The clients expressed strong confidence in our systematic and accurate testing processes, and through the successful execution of this project, we have further solidified our partnership with KVEC.

From November 18 to 20, our team visited three Vietnamese engineering companies—TEDI, Minh Duc, and Nam Anh—to discuss ongoing and future collaboration. The visit was arranged to reinforce partnerships with local firms in Vietnam and to support the smooth execution of current projects in the region.

During the visit, our team met with the CEO of Minh Duc at their headquarters, marking the first official step toward establishing a cooperative relationship between the two companies. This meeting served as a meaningful opportunity to lay the groundwork for discovering new business opportunities in the Vietnamese market.

Additionally, through a working-level meeting with Nam Anh, with whom we are currently collaborating, both parties shared detailed technical information and project-related issues, further enhancing execution efficiency. With our long-standing partner TEDI, we reaffirmed the trust built over the years through a dinner meeting with key representatives, strengthening our personal and professional network.

This series of visits to the three companies in Vietnam was a valuable opportunity to build mutual trust and establish a foundation for future joint projects. Going forward, TESolution will continue to expand its efforts to strengthen its presence in the Vietnamese market.

By participating in the Korea Trade Mission 2025, TES visited Bangkok, Thailand and Ho Chi Minh City from November 10 to 15, 2025. In Ho Chi Minh City, we had business meetings with six companies, including Minh Duc Group and DIC No.2 JSC., where we confirmed strong interest in our technical solutions and business capabilities. Furthermore, during the meetings held in Bangkok, we engaged in discussions with seven companies, including Propertist and Thai Obayashi, and observed growing interest in vibration control technologies for bridges and high-rise buildings.
Through this event, we were able to establish a foundation for cooperation with various companies in both countries. We will further expand our presence in the Southeast Asian market through continued engagement and follow-up discussions.

Our vibration control team has successfully completed the TMD installation project for the Rama IX Elevated Bridge in Bangkok, Thailand. For on-site supervision, three of our engineers, including Manager Jong-ho Moon, visited Bangkok to oversee the TMD installation process. Following the installation, the team carried out tuning procedures and a Site Acceptance Test, confirming that the device is operating stably as designed.
After all installation and verification procedures were completed, the client was invited to the site for a TMD operation demonstration. The client was able to witness the actual vibration mitigation performance firsthand, and the demonstration concluded successfully.
Thank you to everyone involved for your hard work—from the business trip and installation to the tuning and performance testing!