Investor sentiment toward nuclear power-related stocks, which had recently undergone a correction phase, has recovered, with Kepco E&C successfully rebounding after three trading days.

During the morning session on the 29th, Kepco E&C traded at 107,100 won, up 7,200 won (7.21%) from the previous trading day, showing strong performance. Buying interest flowed in from the early hours of the session, widening the gains, with trading volume also surpassing 100,000 shares.

Breaking the Downward Trend and Rebounding... Supported at 98,900 Won Kepco E&C had been on a downward trend from June 19 to 26. Although there was an intraday rise on the 24th, the stock turned weak again, with its share price correcting from the 123,000 won level to 98,900 won. However, with today's rebound, the consecutive decline was broken, and on an intraday basis, the stock succeeded in turning upward for the first time in eight trading days.

The market analyzes that as low-priced buying interest has recently flowed into nuclear power-related stocks in general, rebound momentum is appearing, especially centered on stocks that had experienced larger declines.

Expectations for Overseas Orders Including Czech Republic... Improvement in Investment Sentiment Across the Value Chain Kepco E&C, a leading nuclear power plant design and engineering company in South Korea, has drawn market attention whenever expectations for new nuclear power plant construction and the expansion of overseas nuclear exports are highlighted. In particular, as expectations continue for overseas nuclear power projects, including those in the Czech Republic, and domestic nuclear power policies, investment sentiment across the overall nuclear value chain is gradually improving.

However, securities firms advised that since there is a possibility of profit-taking sell-offs following a short-term surge, investors should also monitor changes in nuclear power policy, new orders, and the progress of overseas businesses.

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