Doosan Enerbility is failing to avoid slight weakness during the trading session, even as positive assessments from the securities industry are being revisited.

As of the morning of the 19th, Doosan Enerbility is trading at 99,300 won, down 300 won (0.30%) from the previous trading day, showing a sideways trend. With profit-taking sell-offs emerging following the recent stock price gains, investors are adopting a wait-and-see approach despite the securities industry's expectations for improved earnings.

In a report published in early June, Yuanta Securities evaluated that Doosan Enerbility's first-quarter 2026 performance exceeded internal forecasts. According to the report, the first-quarter order volume reached 2.8 trillion won, reflecting better-than-expected orders including seven gas turbines for North American big tech companies, three domestic gas turbines, and two steam turbines. The analysis indicated that both revenue and operating profit showed favorable trends compared to the annual business plan. In particular, the brokerage projected that strengthening competitiveness and expanding orders in the gas turbine business segment would underpin mid- to long-term growth.

Doosan Enerbility is expanding its business footprint centered on power generation equipment sectors such as nuclear power, gas turbines, and renewable energy. Recently, expectations have emerged in the market that the increase in global power demand driven by the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers could lead to growth in the gas turbine market.

Nevertheless, the stock price is recording a slight decline today despite positive brokerage ratings. Investors are keeping an eye on whether the company will secure future large-scale overseas project orders and the trajectory of profitability improvement in the power generation equipment sector.

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