On October 8, CGN MINING fell 5.19% in regular trading, trading at 2.1 HKD/share, with Turnover of 33.2851 million HKD. The decline follows a prior-day gain of over 5% driven by news that Google and Constellation Energy reached an 890-megawatt nuclear power purchase agreement, with today's move reflecting short-term profit-taking pressure.

The stock had rallied sharply as the market interpreted the Google-Constellation deal as an extension of the AI infrastructure capital expenditure narrative, prompting a re-rating of commercial nuclear power assets. CGN MINING, as a natural uranium producer and trader backed by a nuclear power enterprise, was viewed as a key beneficiary of rising uranium prices. However, after substantial short-term gains, the stock faces technical pullback pressure as investors lock in profits.

Broader sector context shows nuclear power stocks had been active recently, with CGN MINING gaining over 6% in prior sessions amid record-high long-term uranium contract prices and accelerating nuclear construction expectations.

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