
LG Energy Solution Shares Slip 1.37% to Close at 360,000 Won on September 11
LG Energy Solution shares ended the September 11 session at 360,000 won, down 1.37% from the previous close, as the broader battery sector also retreated on the Korea Exchange.
LG Energy Solution shares ended the September 11 session at 360,000 won, down 1.37% from the previous close, as the broader battery sector also retreated on the Korea Exchange.
LG Energy Solution (KRX: 373220) closed at 360,000 won on September 11, slipping 5,000 won, or 1.37%, from the previous session's close of 365,000 won, according to Naver Pay Securities data cited by JoongAng Economy News.
The battery maker's shares opened at 360,500 won and swung between an intraday high of 364,000 won and a low of 352,000 won, a trading range of 12,000 won. Roughly 362,808 shares changed hands during the session, translating into trading value of about 129.8 billion won.
Despite the daily loss, LG Energy Solution outperformed its peers, as the broader secondary battery sector fell 2.12% on the day, meaning the company's decline was comparatively milder than the industry average.
With the close at 360,000 won, LG Energy Solution's market capitalization stood at approximately 84.24 trillion won, while foreign investors held 5.55% of outstanding shares. The stock remains well below its 52-week high of 527,000 won but comfortably above its 52-week low of 290,500 won.
Valuation metrics show a price-to-book ratio of 3.77 and book value per share of 95,479 won. Earnings per share stood at a negative 7,193 won, with the estimated EPS at negative 1,227 won, resulting in an estimated price-to-earnings ratio of negative 293.40 — well below the sector's negative 64.20, reflecting weaker relative profitability. Market watchers cited an average target price of 519,667 won for the stock.
The report is part of a routine daily market wrap tracking major Korean-listed battery and industrial stocks, with no additional corporate news or events cited as drivers of the day's price movement.
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