Hannong Chemical surged more than 12% during trading as investment sentiment toward all-solid-state battery material-related stocks revived.

As of the afternoon session on the 29th, Hannong Chemical was trading at 14,440 won, up 1,570 won (12.20%) from the previous trading day. The stock expanded its gains from early in the session with strong buying pressure continuing, and trading volume increased as well, drawing investor attention.

Hannong Chemical is classified in the market as one of the representative all-solid-state battery-related stocks, driven by expectations for its business related to solid electrolytes, a key material in all-solid-state batteries.

Market assessments suggest that as investment sentiment improves across the secondary battery sector overall, growing interest in all-solid-state battery technology is spreading buying pressure to material companies. Some analysts also note that with continued expectations for the development and commercialization of next-generation battery technology, related stocks are once again garnering attention.

All-solid-state batteries are regarded as a next-generation battery technology capable of improving both safety and energy density compared to conventional lithium-ion batteries.

Securities firms advised that while the all-solid-state battery industry is evaluated as a sector with mid- to long-term growth potential, careful approach is necessary as stock price volatility of related stocks could expand depending on the timing of commercialization and the pace of technological development.

On this day, Hannong Chemical recorded an increase of more than 12% during trading, leading the upward trend among all-solid-state battery-related stocks.

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