[All-Solid-State Battery Related Stocks Simultaneously Correct]

On the 8th, Hanon Chemical, ISU Petachem, and Daejoo Electronic Materials, which are considered all-solid-state battery theme stocks, simultaneously recorded weakness due to market adjustments.

On this day, Hanon Chemical finished trading at 15,480 won, down 5.21% from the previous trading day. ISU Petachem closed down 10.06% at 76,900 won, and Daejoo Electronic Materials also finished down 9.75% at 112,000 won, showing profit-taking sell-off across all-solid-state battery theme stocks.

Large-Cap Stocks Also Trend Downward... Impacted by Market Anxiety Factors

The market analyzes that the sluggish U.S. stock market, expanded foreign selling, and interest rate uncertainty acted as a burden on the overall secondary battery industry. In fact, large-cap battery stocks also fell together. Samsung SDI recorded 510,000 won, down 10.21%, and LG Energy Solution recorded 390,000 won, down 5.80%.

Expectations for the Next-Generation Game Changer, All-Solid-State Batteries, Remain

Nevertheless, the market's interest in the next-generation battery industry is not easily cooling down. All-solid-state batteries use a solid electrolyte instead of the existing liquid electrolyte, enabling improved energy density and enhanced safety, and are drawing attention as the next-generation 'game changer' in the electric vehicle industry.

• ISU Petachem: It is mentioned as a representative all-solid-state battery stock conducting business for raw materials of solid electrolytes based on lithium sulfide.
• Hanon Chemical: It is receiving market attention due to expectations for its business related to solid electrolyte materials.
• Daejoo Electronic Materials: It is evaluated as a company with competitiveness in the silicon anode material sector. The industry sees anode material performance improvement as playing an important role in the development process of next-generation battery technology, and is paying attention to the possibility of expanding related businesses.

Commercialization Competition to Begin in Earnest After 2027... Mid-to-Long-Term Growth Drivers in Focus

Recently, global finished car manufacturers and battery makers are starting the commercialization competition for all-solid-state batteries in earnest. In the industry, it is suggested that movements for pilot mass production and commercialization are likely to begin in earnest after 2027, and accordingly, the possibility of benefits for materials, equipment, and parts companies is also being mentioned.

In particular, the increase in power demand due to the expansion of AI data centers and the mid-to-long-term growth outlook of the electric vehicle market are cited as key growth drivers for the entire battery industry. Accordingly, an assessment has emerged that for all-solid-state battery-related companies, technological development achievements and entry into the supply chain are more important than short-term stock price movements.

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