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Trades about 77% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Soulbrain Holdings Co., Ltd., established in 1986 and based in Seongnam-si, South Korea, is a prominent developer, manufacturer, and international supplier of essential advanced materials for the technology sector. The company primarily caters to the semiconductor, display, and rechargeable battery cell industries. Their semiconductor product line features CVD/ALD materials, various etchants and cleaning agents, hydrofluoric acid, buffered oxide etchants, chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) slurries, and copper metalizing solutions. For the display market, they provide crucial etchants, organic substances, and specialized thin glass. Within the secondary battery cell domain, they supply electrolytes and lead tabs. Beyond these core areas, Soulbrain also produces materials for LED processing, solar energy applications, and electronic components for electric vehicles. The company's manufacturing capabilities include AMOLED glass scribes and cells, optical films, phosphoric acid, along with resin black matrixes for LCD color filters and BOA/BCS negative organic insulators for LCD TFTs. Additionally, Soulbrain Holdings operates in the in-vitro diagnostics business and offers services such as funding for novel technologies, corporate restructuring, and M&A advisory.
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