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Trades about 156% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Advanced Nano Products Co., Ltd., established in 2000 and headquartered in Sejong, South Korea, is a global innovator in high-tech materials. The company's advanced solutions are crucial for various sectors, including displays, semiconductors, secondary batteries, and solar cells. Its extensive product lineup features conductive materials such as slurries for anode and cathode MWCNT and composites, along with inkjet metal inks for flexible displays, printed circuit boards, micro/mini LED microelectrodes, electromagnetic shields, and touch screen electrodes. They also provide silver paste for smart glasses, solar battery electrodes, flexible displays, and PCBs, as well as silver nanowires used in touch screens, transparent conductive films, smart windows, and heat-generating films. Additionally, Advanced Nano Products offers hollow silica for display panels, smartphones, solar batteries, and printed circuit boards; ceria slurry for chemical mechanical polishing (CMP); and a suite of coating solutions. These coatings include anti-reflective types for foldable phones, car displays, and automotive/construction glass, anti-static solutions for protective films, packaging, displays, building materials, and semiconductor trays, and insulation coatings for plastic films and glass. Furthermore, the company supplies transparent conductive oxide for anti-static films, touch panels, and displays, in addition to transparent conductive ceramic sputtering targets for thin-film manufacturing.
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