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South Korea in Talks With US to Buy 5-10% Stake in Westinghouse

South Korea is negotiating with the United States to acquire a 5% to 10% equity stake in nuclear power company Westinghouse. The talks were disclosed without further detail on the deal’s value or structure. No timeline for a possible agreement was given.

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Government-level equity in a reactor vendor is a different animal from a commercial order: it would tie Seoul's nuclear export ambitions to the same supply chain its utilities already depend on, and give Washington a partner with a direct financial interest in Westinghouse's project pipeline. The affected parties are the utilities and vendors competing for the same reactor build-outs, where ownership stakes can shape access to technology and licensing. Whether the talks progress past disclosure, and how any stake would be structured, is the open question.

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