Seven subsidiaries of LS Group, including LS ELECTRIC and LS MnM, participated in InterBattery 2026 at COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, from March 11 to March 13 and demonstrated their future strategy business capabilities.
LS ELECTRIC teamed up with LS MnM and other LS Group subsidiaries to operate a joint pavilion, covering 406 sq. meters, the equivalent of combining 45 booths.
LS ELECTRIC presented differentiated solutions and technology capabilities with a focus on six themes – energy storage system (ESS), DC solution, datacenter, future material, EV and smart factories.
Total solutions encompassing the whole of the next-generation power industry, ranging from battery materials to core datacenter products, were unveiled under the theme “The Start and the End of the Battery Industry go together with LS.”
LS ELECTRIC displayed new strategy products, such as next-generation ESS and DC package solutions at the forefront of the pavilion.
The “All-in-One ESS Platform,” released by LS ELECTRIC, is a next-generation solution with improved efficiency and stability, designed to analyze data being collected through sensors of batteries and PCSs via, predict power consumption amounts and prevent breakdowns in advance.
LS ELECTRIC introduced “LS ELECTRIC Modular Scalable String Platform (MSSP),” an industrial modular ESS solution.
The company has developed the MSSP, designed to reduce energy consumption through core power conversion technology and motor control speed, based on the world’s top production capabilities it has accumulated on its own.
The company also unveiled “DC Factory Solution,” a DC distribution operation platform, and displayed core next-generation DC distribution products, such as solid-state transformer (SST), DC-DC converter and solid-state circuit breaker (SSCB).
LS MnM presented the current progress of the battery material business and its future vision.
Spectators were given the chance to understand business strategies and values with ease and display visual content on global supply chains and business processes.
A view of a pavilion, joint set up by LS ELECTRIC and six other LS Group subsidiaries, at “InterBattery 2026” which took place at COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, from March 11 to March 13. (Photo: LS Group)
Currently, LS MnM is poised to build global supply chains in accordance with non-prohibited foreign entity rules through vertical integration encompassing the securing of raw materials and manufacturing of products.
In order to secure the stable supply of raw materials, the company is investing into a nickel refinery in Indonesia.
A battery material plant, now under construction at the Onsan National Industrial Complex, is to go into mass-production starting the fourth quarter of this year, after undergoing a test-operation.
LS Materials introduced “Ultracapacitor,” a speed charging and discharging energy storage solution, designed to solve power peak issues for AI datacenters.
The company unveiled “Celldule, Cell-module Integrated Ultracapacitor” for the first time.
An LS ELECTRIC official said, “Major energy and mobility subsidiaries of LS Group jointly participated in the fair to have groupwide competitiveness known to the market, and they will stress synergetic effects among subsidiaries encompassing the ecosystem of the while of the battery industry, ranging from battery materials to battery application mobility and datacenter businesses.”
InterBattery 2026 Attracts 78,000 Spectators, Largest-Ever Scale
InterBattery 2026 wrapped up a three-day run at COEX on March 13 with the largest-ever spectators.
Korea Battery Industry Association said 667 companies from 14 countries around the world participated in InterBattery 2026, the 14th rendition of fair and they set up a record number of 2,382 booths.
The fair attracted a record number of 77,250 spectators.
InterBattery 2026 demonstrated that the axis of the battery industry was shifting into a variety of new industries, such as ESS, AI datacenters, robotics, drones, and urban air mobility fast beyond the conventional EV sector.
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