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Monopoly Company in Nuclear Power Plant Control Systems Surges 11% in Two Days from 52-Week Low... Monday's Stock Price Direction in Focus

The stock price of a company specializing in core control systems for nuclear power plants is drawing market attention as it recently showed a sharp rebound. Fo

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter
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Monopoly Company in Nuclear Power Plant Control Systems Surges 11% in Two Days from 52-Week Low... Monday's Stock Price Direction in Focus
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The stock price of a company specializing in core control systems for nuclear power plants is drawing market attention as it recently showed a sharp rebound. Following a 52-week low, strong buying pressure flowed in for two consecutive days, causing the stock to surge more than 11% in a short period. Whether this trend will continue into Monday is cited as a key variable that will determine the future direction of the stock price.

The company holds a monopoly supply position for nuclear power plant control and instrumentation systems (MMIS), and is evaluated as having entered a phase of full-scale industry improvement, coinciding with a surge in power demand driven by the expansion of AI data centers.

As of the most recent trading day, the company's stock closed at 11,210 won, up 11.54% from the previous trading day. The intraday high soared to 11,790 won, and the daily trading volume exceeded 5 million shares. In particular, a turnover rate of 138.75% relative to the number of floating shares was recorded, resulting in a massive change of hands, which suggests that a strong support base is being formed near the lows.

Performance outlook is also favorable. Order intake related to the large-scale nuclear power plant project for Shin Hanul Units 3 and 4 has surpassed 50 billion won, driving sales growth. The company's exclusive execution of the routine maintenance business, which will continue for the 60-year design life of the nuclear power plant, is a key foundation for long-term and stable cash flow. In the event of additional maintenance orders in the future, the annual fixed revenue scale is expected to expand further.

On the chart, relatively heavy selling pressure of approximately 20.5% is concentrated in the mid-to-late 11,000 won range, near the current stock price, making it key in the short term to absorb resistance in this zone and maintain upward momentum. If this is broken through, the 12,500 won level emerges as the first target price. In particular, there is a void with almost no selling resistance in the mid-13,000 won to early 14,000 won range, meaning that a sharp additional rally can be expected if supported by trading volume.

On the downside, the 10,000 won level is expected to serve as a key support line in the event of a decline, while the recent low of 9,450 won is presented as the final risk management reference point.

[This article is reference material for understanding simple market trends and is not intended to recommend or solicit investment in any specific asset. Significant losses may occur due to high price volatility, so special caution is required when making investment decisions. This is an AI-assisted article.]

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter

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