During trading on the 30th, Woori Technology fell more than 2%, trading at 12,200 won, down 330 won (2.63%) from the previous session. Although it rose to 12,800 won early in the session, selling pressure flowed in and reversed the decline, with the intraday low reaching 11,500 won. Trading volume for the day exceeded 2.38 million shares.

Recently, profit-taking sell orders have emerged after a short-term surge in nuclear power-related stocks, somewhat cooling investor sentiment. The market views that stock prices are undergoing a correction due to the impact of such short-term profit-taking volume.

However, mid- to long-term growth expectations surrounding the nuclear power industry remain valid. Woori Technology is a company with core technological capabilities in the nuclear power instrumentation and control (I&C) sector, and it is expected to benefit from domestic nuclear power maintenance and new projects. With the ongoing trend of global nuclear power expansion and growth prospects for the small modular reactor (SMR) market, interest in related stock groups continues.

Securities firms project that the expansion of domestic and international nuclear power construction, continued operation of aging nuclear plants, and increased investment in nuclear power equipment could drive long-term earnings improvement for related companies. However, some point out that investors should be mindful of expanding volatility in the short term, given the recent sharp increase in stock prices. Investors are closely watching future government nuclear power policies, overseas order progress, and changes in global energy policies as key variables.

[This article was written with the assistance of AI. This article is not intended to solicit investment, and all responsibility for investment lies with the investor.]