Nano Silican Advanced Materials Accelerates Strengthening of Management in New Growth Engine 'Silicon Anode Materials' View original image

Nano Silican Advanced Materials is accelerating efforts to strengthen its management of the silicon anode materials business, a core component for next-generation secondary batteries.


On September 26, Nano Silican Advanced Materials announced that, according to a disclosure made the previous day, Silican had acquired 1,037,429 shares held by Dream Castle General Construction, the company’s largest shareholder, for 2.1 billion won (2,024 won per share). At the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting scheduled for October 15, a proposal will also be submitted to appoint the head of Silican’s secondary battery business division and its president as inside directors.


Nano Silican Advanced Materials, which is positioning the silicon anode materials business as a new growth engine, has already received transfers and shared core patents and major facilities from Silican. Now, with the addition of key personnel-including three PhDs-as registered directors and the acquisition of management shares, this move is seen as a decision based on Silican’s commitment to responsible management and confidence in enhancing corporate value.



Meanwhile, the company has changed the recipients of the paid-in capital increase scheduled for November 25 to include Silican, DCC, and other members of the Silican Group Investment Association. Through this, the company aims to actively leverage profits generated from development projects, AI data center operations, and large-scale project management initiatives, while strengthening ties among affiliates and subsidiaries to incorporate profitable derivative businesses into Nano Silican Advanced Materials. A Silican representative stated, “Since we have already acquired 2.1 billion won worth of existing shares at a price higher than the market value, there will be no issues participating in the paid-in capital increase this November.”


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