Stocks related to all-solid-state batteries and secondary batteries rose across the board, emerging as a key market theme. Expectations for the commercialization of next-generation battery technology, combined with medium- to long-term growth forecasts for the electric vehicle market, are driving buying interest into materials, equipment, and components companies across the board.

As of the afternoon of the 10th, the share prices of major stocks are as follows. MT rose to 6,170 won, up 590 won (10.57%) from the previous trading day, recording the highest gain. Samsung SDI climbed to 434,500 won, up 33,000 won (8.22%), Hannong Chemical rose to 13,020 won, up 960 won (7.96%), and Daejoo Electronic Materials increased to 80,100 won, up 5,500 won (7.37%).

Following this, IL rose 6.53% to 4,325 won, and Wonjun gained 6.51% to 4,990 won. ISU Specialty Chemical and Sukgyung AT each rose 6.17%, while Samsung Electro-Mechanics jumped 6.03% to 1,583,000 won. Hana Technology rose 4.13% to 13,120 won, and Lemon climbed 1.86% to 2,190 won, joining the upward trend.

The market analyzes that all-solid-state batteries are being evaluated as a next-generation technology that will dramatically improve energy density and safety compared to existing lithium-ion batteries, expanding interest in related companies. As global automakers and battery manufacturers intensify their competition to develop all-solid-state batteries, expectations for growth among materials and equipment companies are also on the rise.

In particular, the increase in energy storage system (ESS) demand driven by the expansion of the artificial intelligence (AI) industry and the medium- to long-term growth outlook for the electric vehicle market are cited as factors supporting investor sentiment in the secondary battery sector. The assessment is that companies supplying materials, process equipment, electrolytes, and battery components are emerging as key pillars of the future supply chain.

However, some point out that the all-solid-state battery industry is still in the process of commercialization, and volatility in individual stocks could increase depending on technology development outcomes, mass production timelines, securing customers, government policies, and changes in supply and demand. The advice is that a cautious approach is necessary.

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