Companies, organized by role

French group participating in EPR projects in France and abroad.

French group; operating and new-build roles require site- and company-level confirmation.

Korean company participating in nuclear exports and construction with Team Korea partners.

Korean company in APR1400 and other projects; equipment and construction responsibilities span multiple partners.

Korean operator with operations and engineering experience and overseas services.

Korean nuclear O&M support provider; this does not establish lifetime-extension permission for a particular plant.

Japanese provider of large reactor-vessel forgings; applicable models depend on the equipment project.

Korean provider of reactor vessels, steam generators and coolant pumps, configured for each reactor type.

Korean provider of control, monitoring and safety-related systems.

Disclosed order for upper-vessel forgings, tubing and related materials.

Power boilers and related equipment.

Equipment for thermal and combined-cycle plants.

Heat exchange, condensing and instrumentation equipment.

Member of France's EDF Group supplying turbines, generating equipment and maintenance; suitability is project-specific.

US company involved in large-reactor and SMR engineering; construction locations vary by project.

US provider of HI-STORM and other spent-fuel systems; configuration and permits are site-specific.

US company providing decommissioning through associated businesses; progress depends on each plant project.

ONKALO in Olkiluoto, Finland, serves Finland's disposal program; not a universal international acceptance service.

GE Vernova Hitachi provides BWRX-300; Darlington is under construction.

Gas-turbine or combined-cycle equipment offerings.

HRSG equipment in integrated plant offerings.

Steam turbines, generators and plant configurations.

77 MWe standard design approved in 2025; not proof of site operation.

Advancing industrial electricity and steam development with Dow.

A 1 MW-class transportable design advancing DOME testing and its supply chain.

High-temperature gas-cooled power system in prototype and demonstration development.

Full-core TRISO fuel arrival at INL announced in December 2025.

2025 manufacturing contract for the first Darlington unit.

Prototype thermal and power integration still requires full-system demonstration.

Global Nuclear Fuel-Americas fabricates assemblies and provides technical services.

2026 agreement with X-energy; capacity and supply scale with deployment.

Wholly owned by X-energy; TX-1 commercial fuel facility remains in development.

Manufactures Radiant test TRISO and has a longer-term supply agreement.

NBG-18 and European capacity work; not a claim of supply to all microreactors.

Construction planning and execution through Aecon Kiewit Nuclear Partners.

Kiewit Nuclear Canada partners with Aecon; not a separate reactor designer.

Candu Energy is architect-engineer with a disclosed execution contract.

BWRX-300 under construction; target grid connection by end-2030.

Developing power and steam with X-energy; not current commercial Xe-100 supply.

DOWFROST LC propylene-glycol coolant.

Connects sellers and buyers and offers eligible cross-border shipping programs.

US International Shipping has eligible sellers deliver to domestic hubs; eBay is not classified as the actual carrier for every leg.

Third-party merchants coexist with own-brand business; roles depend on market and program.

Own-brand operations illustrate demand feedback and production coordination; third-party goods are treated separately.

The US seller portal illustrates integrated logistics arrangements; not all transport is operated in-house.

Group businesses and partner networks handle cross-border parcels and transport under region-specific programs.

Assists with cross-border documents and processes; importer/exporter responsibilities depend on the transaction and market.

Warehousing and fulfillment connect merchants' sales channels.

Domestic and cross-border parcel services connect to local delivery; actual carriers vary by route.

Return transport, inspection, grading and subsequent processing.

Inspection connects returns to repair, refurbishment, resale or recycling, subject to product category and service scope.

Warehousing, kitting and delivery support.

Logistics connecting semiconductor production stages.

Customs combined with bonded warehousing and distribution by jurisdiction.

Coordinates high-tech freight, warehousing and delivery.

Warehousing integrated with freight and customs.

Air and multimodal logistics matched to shipment needs.

Helps merchants build sites and manage products and orders; merchants remain the product operators.

Connect supports buyer payments, platform fund allocation and refunds.

Connect can pay sellers without necessarily requiring a separate settlement provider.

Helps businesses receive cross-border payments; markets and capabilities depend on the program.

Public lithium-hydroxide products; does not establish coverage of all minerals.

Cathode materials for automotive lithium-ion batteries; specific chemistries depend on the product.

Isocyanates and polyols

Isocyanates and polyols

Ultramid polyamides

Engineering polymers and compounds

Elastollan TPU

Engineering polymers and compounds

Published automotive nickel-based cathode materials; upstream listings do not establish customers.

MPG natural-graphite and ICG synthetic-graphite product families.

MU Ionic Solutions' Sol-Rite, listed on Mitsubishi Chemical's product page.

Public EV battery and cell-integration technologies.

Cell-to-pack integration technology.

Cylindrical, pouch and other products for passenger EVs.

Published small smartphone pouch cells and high-voltage LCO/NCM technology, distinct from automotive products.

Production announced at the Kansas EV battery factory in 2025; separate from Panasonic Industry electronic materials.

Vehicle deployment: second-generation Blade Battery in the 2026 DENZA Z9GT.

e-Platform 3.0 and Blade Battery integration designs.

Focuses on battery-electric vehicles, excluding the group's plug-in hybrids from this category.

Mass-produced P6 prismatic and 21700 products, distinct from all-solid-state development.

Development and plan: 2026 announcement targets H2 2027 production, not current volume vehicle deliveries.