SAO PAULO, June 17 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-run

nuclear power company Eletronuclear said on Monday it has

unilaterally terminated a contract to restart the Angra 3

nuclear power works.

Eletronuclear, which is backed by state-run ENBPar and

utility giant Eletrobras, said the termination was

due to the non-compliance of terms of the contract, including

its deadlines.

Eletronuclear and the consortium Ferreira Guedes, Matricial

and ADtranz had signed the contract in 2022, which included

finishing the concrete superstructure of the reactor building in

Angra 3, located in the city of Angra dos Reis in Rio de Janeiro

state.

The consortium did not immediately respond to request for

comment.