On the morning of the 2nd, domestic secondary battery and all-solid-state battery-related stocks are showing mixed trends during the trading session, with profit-taking sell-offs being dominant. Although strong buying interest flowed into some stocks, reversing them into an upward trend, there were many declining stocks overall.

■ Profit-Taking Sell-offs Dominant... All-Solid-State and Equipment Stocks Turn Downward ISU Specialty Chemical, considered a leading all-solid-state battery stock, rose to 96,000 won during the session but saw a flood of sell orders, trading at 89,100 won as of the morning. It fell by 4,500 won (-4.81%) compared to the previous day. Hannong Chemicals, another all-solid-state theme stock, also dropped by 640 won (-3.62%) to 17,040 won. Hannong Chemicals experienced high volatility, rising to 17,990 won during the session before falling back to 17,000 won.

Among the stocks with steep declines, Daejoo Electronic Materials fell by 15,100 won (-10.69%) to 126,200 won, while Cheonbo also dropped by 4,100 won (-8.55%) to 43,850 won.

Battery equipment stocks are also generally weak. CIS traded at 11,080 won (-5.54%), Wonjun at 7,730 won (-7.54%), and Hana Technology at 17,550 won (-4.72%), unable to escape the downward trend.

■ Strong Buying Poured into Material and Parts Stocks Meanwhile, some stocks are showing a clear upward trend. EV Advanced Materials surged by 289 won (19.00%) to 1,810 won, having even risen to 1,910 won during the session. Lotte Energy Materials is also up by 4,600 won (7.15%) at 68,900 won, and Teepaq is showing strength, rising 5.02% to 20,700 won.

Among the top stocks by market capitalization, LG Energy Solution traded up 0.33% at 456,500 won, and SK Innovation also rose 0.26% to 116,500 won.

■ Supply and Demand Differentiation Progressing in All-Solid-State Battery Themes All-solid-state batteries are a next-generation battery technology that uses solid electrolytes instead of liquid ones. They are drawing significant attention from the industry due to their potential for improved safety and higher energy density. Related materials and equipment companies continue to attract market interest.

However, during the intraday trading flow, profit-taking sell-offs flowed into the overall all-solid-state theme and secondary battery sector, leading to highly mixed gains and losses by stock. In particular, while ISU Specialty Chemical and Hannong Chemicals, classified as core all-solid-state material companies, showed weakness, some material and battery parts stocks displayed strength, showing a clear differentiation in supply and demand.

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