NanoSilican Advanced Materials Holds IR: "Secures Super-Gap Cost Competitiveness with Grinding-Free Silicon Anode Material" View original image

NanoSilican Advanced Materials (CEO Choi Jongwook) announced on October 23 that it held a corporate briefing (IR) in Yeouido, unveiling its strategy for business transformation and growth based on new technology. The event was attended by around 60 institutional investors and analysts and lasted for about two hours.


CEO Choi Jongwook emphasized, "We have independently developed a 'grinding-free' Si/C composite that overturns the structural limitations of conventional silicon anode materials," adding, "By utilizing waste silicon from solar panels, we have secured cost competitiveness at a super-gap level."


He continued, "We have now moved beyond the technology-driven growth phase and entered a business growth stage where actual sales are being generated," presenting the company's mid- to long-term vision.


Currently, the company is restructuring its business around three core pillars: ▲nano platform ▲secondary batteries ▲data centers. During this IR, the heads of each division directly presented key technologies and future strategies.


Park Seonggyu, Head of the Secondary Battery Division, stated, "We have secured silicon anode material production facilities with an annual capacity of 600 tons," and added, "From next year, pilot tests and order contracts with cell manufacturers will be in full swing."


Kim Heeyeon, Vice President and Head of the Nano Platform Division, said, "We are now transitioning beyond technological innovation to a business that generates real profits," and noted, "Strategic alliances with major global partners, including those in the United States, are accelerating." She further added, "The pace of expansion into emerging markets such as the Middle East, Asia, and Africa is faster than expected, and explosive sales growth will become visible starting next year."


Ham Seongjae, Director of subsidiary Soltrite, explained, "We have transformed our data center business into an AI-specialized structure, completing a high-profit model," and said, "From next year, performance will begin to be fully reflected."



NanoSilican Advanced Materials is accelerating not only its technological achievements but also the strengthening of its financial stability. The company stated, "The business entities of the secondary battery and data center divisions are participating in the current paid-in capital increase, having already secured shares worth over 2 billion won through block deals at prices higher than the current market value," and added, "This is unrelated to any designation as an administrative or alert issue, and since the change in management, we have strengthened disclosure and internal controls to dispel market concerns."


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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