Renewable energy-related stocks are showing a strong upward trend in the domestic stock market on the morning of the 7th. With buying pressure集中 around solar energy stocks, S Energy and SDN surged over 20%, while Hanwha Solutions is also recording a rise in the 19% range.

■ S Energy and SDN Surge Over 20% This morning, S Energy is trading at 873 won, up 26.71% from the previous trading day. It expanded its gains during the session, reaching as high as 895 won, with a trading volume of 2,584,556 shares. SDN is also trading at 769 won, up 20.53%. Its intraday high reached 829 won, with a trading volume of 2,014,716 shares.

■ Hanwha Solutions Surges in 19% Range... OCI Holdings Also Shows Strength Large-cap solar-related stocks are also showing clear strength. Hanwha Solutions is trading at 36,300 won, up 19.41% from the previous trading day. During the session, it rose to as high as 38,550 won, with a trading volume reaching 6,379,774 shares, making it stand out in both trading volume and gains among renewable energy-related stocks. OCI Holdings is also trading at 270,500 won, up 10.86%, with an intraday high of 289,000 won. OCI is up 2.47% at 78,700 won, showing a trend of warmth spreading throughout the entire solar value chain.

■ Buying Pressure Spreads to Power Generation and Equipment Stocks Buying pressure is also flowing into renewable energy power generation and equipment-related stocks, not just solar. Daemyung Energy is trading at 14,730 won, up 5.06%, while HD Hyundai Energy Solutions is up 4.93% at 140,600 won. Geumyang Green Power rose 2.74%, Shinsung E&G gained 1.69%, and SK Eternalis increased 1.82%.

Today's trend is notable for the large gap in gains among individual stocks. Solar-related stocks such as S Energy, SDN, Hanwha Solutions, and OCI Holdings are showing relatively strong gains, lifting overall investment sentiment in the renewable energy sector.

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