HS Hyosung Accelerates Push Into Silicon Anode Materials With Establishment Of ‘Energy Solution Korea'

Published: Jun 12, 2026 16:40

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HS Hyosung established a joint venture, HS Hyosung Energy Solution Korea, with Belgian materials company Umicore on June 1. The new entity was set up to produce silicon anode materials, with Ulsan selected as its production base.

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