On June 4, Fabrinet fell 6.38% in regular trading, trading at $652.38/share, with trading volume of $94.28 million.

On the news front, the decline reflects a continuation of post-earnings volatility compounded by broad sector weakness. The company's latest quarterly report delivered record revenue and adjusted EPS, but failed to meet elevated market expectations, triggering a sharp 12%+ drop on the earnings release day. The stock has since experienced repeated rounds of rebounds and pullbacks as the market digests results and reprices the stock.

Additionally, management noted during the earnings call that despite robust Datacom demand, shipments remain constrained by upstream component shortages. This supply bottleneck is expected to limit near-term earnings delivery, further weighing on investor sentiment.

Within the Electronic Manufacturing Services sector, the overall sector declined sharply. Among individual stocks, Celestica down 11.09%, Flex Ltd down 5.55%, TTM Technologies down 5.53%, Jabil Circuit down 4.32%, TE Connectivity down 0.22%. The sector-wide selling pressure amplified Fabrinet's individual pullback.

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