Amid Tech Stock Weakness in U.S. Markets, All 15 Domestic Nuclear Power Stocks Decline... Doosan Enerbility Down 3% Range
As U.S. markets showed weakness centered on technology stocks, domestic nuclear power-related stocks are also declining across the board. As of the morning of the 23rd, major nuclear power-related stocks including Doosan Enerbility, Woori Technology, BHI, and KEPCO E&C fell 3-4%, while Orbitech and

As U.S. markets showed weakness centered on technology stocks, domestic nuclear power-related stocks are also declining across the board. As of the morning of the 23rd, major nuclear power-related stocks including Doosan Enerbility, Woori Technology, BHI, and KEPCO E&C fell 3-4%, while Orbitech and Woojin, classified as nuclear decommissioning-related stocks, also declined.
◆ Doosan Enerbility Down 3.57%... Major Nuclear Stocks Weak 3-4%
Doosan Enerbility is trading at 59,400 won, down 2,200 won (3.57%) from the previous trading day. The stock, which opened at 60,000 won, rose to as high as 61,500 won during the session before falling back to 57,700 won. Trading volume was recorded at 2,097,879 shares.
Woori Technology is trading at 9,350 won, down 370 won (3.81%). It rose to 9,480 won intraday but fell to 9,095 won before partially recovering, with trading volume of 574,614 shares.
BHI recorded 43,950 won, down 1,950 won (4.25%) from the previous trading day. Its intraday high was 45,000 won and low was 42,800 won, showing a relatively large decline among major nuclear power-related stocks.
KEPCO E&C is also trading at 93,100 won, down 3,400 won (3.52%). It rose to 95,200 won intraday but fell to 90,900 won.
◆ Orbitech, Woojin and Other Nuclear Decommissioning Stocks Also Decline
The weakness in nuclear power stocks was also seen in nuclear decommissioning-related stocks. Orbitech recorded 3,735 won, down 80 won (2.10%) from the previous trading day. It started trading at 3,730 won, rose to 3,775 won intraday, then fell to 3,630 won, with trading volume of 66,777 shares.
Woojin is trading at 10,310 won, down 310 won (2.92%). It rose to 10,380 won intraday but fell to 9,920 won before recovering above 10,000 won, recording trading volume of 64,390 shares. The declines of the two stocks (Orbitech 2.10%, Woojin 2.92%) were relatively smaller than those of BHI (4.25%) or Woori Technology (3.81%).
◆ Limited Declines for KEPCO KPS and Other Maintenance and Construction-Related Stocks
KEPCO KPS, related to nuclear facility maintenance, is trading at 40,850 won, down 400 won (0.97%). Its intraday high was 41,150 won and low was 40,150 won, showing a relatively limited decline among major nuclear power-related stocks.
Daechang Solution recorded 1,669 won, down 23 won (1.36%), and S&L recorded 1,550 won, down 9 won (0.58%). Bitszotech, also mentioned as a nuclear-related stock, is trading at 8,915 won, down 295 won (3.20%). Hantech showed 17,870 won, down 520 won (2.83%), and Wonil T&NI fell 320 won (3.74%) to 8,230 won. Wides recorded 8,380 won, down 190 won (2.22%), and KNR System recorded 13,150 won, down 380 won (2.81%).
Hyundai Engineering & Construction is also trading at 92,000 won, down 1,000 won (1.08%) from the previous trading day, having fallen to 88,200 won intraday before narrowing its decline.
◆ Declines Ranging 0.58-4.25%... Sector-Wide Weakness Continues
All 15 major nuclear power-related stocks declined today, showing weakness across the entire sector. However, declines by stock ranged from 0.58% to 4.25%. Nuclear decommissioning-related stocks also failed to escape the overall downward trend of nuclear power stocks, and most nuclear facility, maintenance, and construction-related stocks also showed weakness, drawing attention to the price movements of related stocks overall.
[This article is provided for informational purposes for investment reference and does not recommend the purchase or sale of any specific stock. Conditions may vary depending on market circumstances. Investment decisions and the responsibility for them rest with the investor. AI provided some assistance.]
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