On the 16th, nuclear power-related stocks mostly closed higher in the domestic stock market. Major stocks, including Doosan Enerbility, rose, while Wujintech, whose trading resumed, plunged sharply, showing differentiated movements across individual stocks.

■ Doosan Enerbility, KEPCO and Other Major Stocks Close

Doosan Enerbility finished trading at 64,400 won, up 1.73% from the previous trading day. Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) closed at 28,600 won, up 0.52%, and Korea Plant Service & Engineering (KEPCO E&C) closed at 100,700 won, up 0.59%. KEPCO KPS slipped 0.11% to 42,000 won, showing a weak flat performance.

■ Orbitech and Daechang Solution Show Relatively Strong Gains

Among the gainers, Orbitech and Daechang Solution posted relatively large increases. Orbitech closed at 4,190 won, up 6.75%, and Daechang Solution ended the session at 1,753 won, up 6.37%. Mobis closed at 2,810 won, up 4.46%, and Wujin recorded 10,800 won, up 4.21%. Woori Technology rose 3.94% to 10,270 won, and Geumhwa PSC climbed 3.33% to 32,500 won. Soosan IndCo also finished trading at 20,000 won, up 1.16%.

■ Wujintech Plunges 19.24% on First Day of Trading Resumption

In contrast, Wujintech fell sharply on its first day of resumed trading. It closed at 11,410 won, down 19.24% from the previous trading day based on the attached market price. Even amid the overall upward trend in nuclear power-related stocks, Wujintech showed clear weakness.

Attention is focusing on whether gainers such as Doosan Enerbility will continue their upward momentum in the new week starting after the weekend. Whether the share price of Wujintech, which plunged on its trading resumption day, will stabilize, and whether the divergence in stock movements will persist, are also points to watch.

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