Hanwha Ocean (042660) finished the regular session in weak territory at the start of the trading week on the 24th.

【Modest Correction in Early Week Trading... Closed at 83,400 Won】 On this day, Hanwha Ocean closed at 83,400 won, down 800 won (0.95%) from the previous trading day. Buying interest failed to flow in strongly from the start of the week, and the stock underwent a modest correction in the 80,000-won range. Although it showed strength at one point during the morning session, it could not sustain its gains until the end.

【Market Focus on 'MASGA' Korea-US Shipbuilding Cooperation】 Future market attention is expected to center on whether the shipbuilding cooperation being pursued by South Korea and the United States becomes concrete. The MASGA project, which carries the meaning of 'Make American Shipbuilding Great Again,' is a plan to enhance the competitiveness of the U.S. shipbuilding industry by utilizing Korean shipbuilders' construction technology and production capacity.

As the United States emphasizes rebuilding its domestic shipbuilding industry and strengthening maritime supply chains, the key issue is what roles Korean shipbuilders will play in ship construction and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO). In particular, Hanwha Ocean operates a local shipyard in the United States as a base, so its moves are likely to continue drawing attention as Korea-US cooperation expands.

【Variables Limiting Expectations and This Week's Outlook】 However, related expectations may remain limited until the project's detailed businesses, scope of participation, and ordering schedules are specifically presented. Global ship ordering conditions, exchange rates, raw material prices, and other overall external variables also need to be monitored.

Attention is focused on whether Hanwha Ocean, which started the week on a weak note, can secure momentum for a rebound this week.

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