On the 3rd, domestic nuclear power-related stocks showed a clear divergence by individual stock. While small- and mid-cap stocks demonstrated strength, large-cap stocks underwent corrections, continuing a pattern of differentiation.

The most notable gainer of the day was Woori Technology. It closed at 9,640 won, up 6.7% from the previous trading day, recording the largest gain among nuclear power stocks. Orbitech followed with a 5.7% increase to close at 4,350 won, while Wujin Entec rose 2.5% to finish at 13,900 won and Wujin gained 2.3% to close at 13,500 won. Daechang Solution (+1.8%) and Mobis (+1.6%) also joined the list of gainers.

On the other hand, large-cap stocks showed notable weakness. Korea Engineering Consultants ended unchanged at 89,000 won, while Sujisan Industries (-0.9%), Doosan Enerbility (-1.0%), Geumhwa PSC (-1.2%), Korea Electric Power Corporation (-1.5%), and KEPCO KPS (-1.7%) all closed lower.

In particular, Doosan Enerbility maintained a slightly firmer tone during regular trading hours, showing a relatively stable trend, but turned weak in after-hours NXT (non-regular trading hours) trading, drawing investors' attention. Accordingly, market attention is now focused on whether the stock could rebound in the regular session on the 4th.

The industry expects that future policy directions related to the nuclear power industry and overseas order news will be the key variables influencing investment sentiment in nuclear power stocks.

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