Recently, Nanjing Weikong Weina Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Weikong Weina"), an enterprise engaged in micro-focus X-ray sources, has completed a Pre-Series A round of financing worth tens of millions of yuan. Nanjing Innovation Investment Group (hereinafter referred to as "the Group") participated in this round of financing in collaboration with institutions including Wuxi Venture Capital and Qilin Venture Capital.

Founded in Nanjing in April 2020, Weikong Weina mainly focuses on the design, production and sales of micro-focus X-ray sources. It is one of the few high-tech enterprises in China that possess relatively mature micro-focus X-ray source technology and have realized mass production. Some self-developed product models of the company have broken the foreign monopoly and gained recognition from a number of terminal battery manufacturers and industrial testing equipment customers.

Wang Shuli, General Manager of Investment Department I of the Group, said, "X-ray sources are one of the core components of X-ray testing equipment, X-ray machines and CT scanners, and are widely used in fields such as medical imaging, industrial flaw detection, security inspection equipment, and national defense and military industry. The focal size of X-ray sources determines the detection accuracy—the smaller the size, the higher the accuracy. In precision manufacturing fields such as integrated circuits and new energy batteries, micro-focus X-ray sources are required, which have high technical barriers, and the market has long been monopolized by enterprises from the United States and Japan. Weikong Weina has rich experience in the field of vacuum devices, strong R&D capabilities, and prominent product iteration capabilities. This time, the Group invested in Weikong Weina through Zijing Xinchuang (Nanjing) Venture Capital Fund Partnership (Limited Partnership), which it manages. With the improvement of the prosperity of the downstream market, it is believed that the company's business development is expected to enter a fast track."