Building Angthumb Through Capital Pressure and Commitment
In its early stage, Angthumb’s biggest challenge was not technology — it was capital.
Like many manufacturing startups, the company faced continuous financial pressure. The founder relied on personal savings and family loans year after year to keep operations running. One critical order was even completed through short-term credit financing.
Despite these difficulties, Angthumb never compromised on product quality or delivery commitments. Every motherboard, Mini PC, or industrial system shipped had to meet real application requirements.
That discipline laid the groundwork for trust — the most valuable asset in industrial and server hardware manufacturing.
