JOONGANG ADVANCED MATERIALS
Corporate brand
UnclaimedSouth Korean comprehensive materials company founded in 1999, active in secondary battery materials and integrated broadcast systems.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
JOONGANG ADVANCED MATERIALS (Korean: 중앙첨단소재, formerly 중앙디앤엠 / Joongang D&M) is a South Korean comprehensive materials company founded in 1999. It is headquartered in Anyang, Gyeonggi Province, having relocated its head office to 115 Simindae-ro, Dongan-gu, Hogye-dong, Anyang on 26 October 2021. In 2023 the company changed its name from Joongang D&M to Joongang Advanced Materials. The company operates in the advanced materials space, with a particular focus on secondary battery (rechargeable battery) materials. Together with the electrolyte manufacturer Enchem, it co-founded the lithium salt producer EDL and entered the secondary battery materials distribution business. It also engages in electronics and systems work; in 2025 it signed a contract to manufacture and supply an integrated broadcast system for 34 trainsets of the Daejeon Line 2 hydrogen tram. Ownership has evolved through strategic investment. In 2025 Enchem acquired the entire 5,853,200-share (5.27%) stake in Joongang Advanced Materials held by Atlas Palcheon, raising Enchem's sole stake in the company from 9.26% to 14.53%. The company remains an active South Korean materials and systems supplier.
History
Joongang Advanced Materials was established in 1999 as a South Korean comprehensive materials company. For much of its early history it operated under the name Joongang D&M (중앙디앤엠). On 26 October 2021, the company relocated its head office to 115 Simindae-ro, Dongan-gu, Hogye-dong, Anyang, Gyeonggi Province. In 2023, it changed its corporate name from Joongang D&M to Joongang Advanced Materials (중앙첨단소재), reflecting a sharper focus on advanced materials. In the secondary battery sector, the company co-founded the lithium salt producer EDL with the electrolyte manufacturer Enchem and entered the secondary battery materials distribution business. In 2025, Enchem acquired the entire 5,853,200-share (5.27%) stake in Joongang Advanced Materials held by Atlas Palcheon, raising Enchem's sole stake from 9.26% to 14.53%. Also in 2025, the company signed a contract to manufacture and supply the integrated broadcast system for 34 trainsets of the Daejeon Line 2 hydrogen tram, extending its activities into urban rail transit systems.
- 2025
Enchem acquired Atlas Palcheon's entire 5,853,200-share (5.27%) stake, raising Enchem's sole stake from 9.26% to 14.53%.
- 2025
Signed contract to manufacture and supply integrated broadcast system for 34 trainsets of Daejeon Line 2 hydrogen tram.
- 2023
Corporate name changed from Joongang D&M to Joongang Advanced Materials.
- 2021
Head office relocated to 115 Simindae-ro, Dongan-gu, Hogye-dong, Anyang, Gyeonggi Province on 26 October.
- 1999
Company founded in South Korea.
Products and positioning
South Korean advanced materials supplier focused on secondary battery materials and related systems.
Secondary battery materials
Materials and distribution for rechargeable batteries, including lithium salts via EDL.
Integrated broadcast systems
Integrated broadcast system for the Daejeon Line 2 hydrogen tram (34 trainsets).
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