Doosan Enerbility (034020) closed October trading on a weak note on the 30th, following declines on the 29th. On the 30th, the stock finished at 53,600 won, down 5.47% from the previous trading day, marking its second consecutive daily decline and ending the month-long session on a downward trend.

A particularly notable point in this month's stock movement is the steep drop between the beginning and end of the month. Doosan Enerbility, which traded in the 80,000-won range on the first trading day of October, fell to the 50,000-won range within a month. As it slid from the so-called '80,000-bility' to '50,000-bility,' investors' attention has naturally turned to the November session.

A key variable in the recent stock movement has been the issue of contract negotiations surrounding the Dukovany nuclear power plant project in the Czech Republic. The negotiations for the construction contract for the Dukovany nuclear power plant, pursued by a consortium of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power, Daewoo E&C, and Doosan Enerbility, concluded on the 29th, drawing market attention.

However, Doosan Enerbility explained through a regulatory filing that the conclusion of these negotiations pertains to the construction contract and is unrelated to the reactor equipment and turbine generator equipment supply contracts already signed with Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power. According to the company, those equipment supply contracts remain in effect normally, without any changes or termination.

Accordingly, it is necessary to examine the status of each contract related to the Czech nuclear project separately, while the future development of overseas nuclear projects, including nuclear cooperation with the United States, is also cited as a point of interest.

The key question is whether Doosan Enerbility, which ended October in the 50,000-won range, can find a catalyst for a rebound in November, or whether the recent weakness will continue. In particular, given that the October session, which began in the 80,000-won range, ended in the 50,000-won range, market attention is expected to focus on the stock's movement on the first trading day of November and subsequent changes in supply and demand.

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