Secondary Battery Stocks Show 'Divergence' Amid Expectations for All-Solid-State Batteries... IS Specialty Chemicals and Daejoo Electronic Materials Rally
As expectations for the commercialization of all-solid-state batteries persist, secondary battery-related stocks are showing a clear trend of differentiation. W

As expectations for the commercialization of all-solid-state batteries persist, secondary battery-related stocks are showing a clear trend of differentiation. With the competition for next-generation battery technology intensifying, investors continue to show interest in materials, equipment, and component companies.
During the morning trading session on the 16th, the performance of all-solid-state battery-related stocks was mixed in the market.
First, IS Specialty Chemicals recorded a firm trend, trading at 85,500 won, driven by expectations for its sulfide-based solid electrolyte business, a core material for all-solid-state batteries. Daejoo Electronic Materials also showed a strong trend, trading at 126,000 won, up 2.86% from the previous day, while Lake Materials (up 1.64%) and Dexco Techpia also recorded slight gains.
On the other hand, large-cap stocks and battery equipment and materials stocks failed to escape weakness. LG Energy Solution traded at 410,000 won, down 2.50%, and Lotte Energy Materials also dropped by more than 2%. SK IE Technology, CIS, and Cowintech also exhibited an overall downward trend.
The market is paying attention to the fact that global battery companies are accelerating the development of next-generation all-solid-state batteries. All-solid-state batteries are evaluated as a "game changer for the electric vehicle market" because they have higher energy density than existing lithium-ion batteries and can significantly reduce the risk of fire. In particular, as the automotive industry considers expanding driving range and reducing charging time as key tasks, the competition to secure all-solid-state battery technology is expected to become even fiercer.
Amid this trend, companies related to solid electrolytes, anode materials, and equipment are being cited as medium- to long-term beneficiaries. The securities industry predicts that although the all-solid-state battery market is still in its early stages, the corporate value of related stocks will be re-evaluated once technological development achievements and mass production plans are materialized in the future. However, some analyses suggest that since the timing of commercialization and profitability verification remain, it is necessary to closely examine the technological capabilities and business progress of each stock.
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