On June 11, COHERENT rose 3.17% in pre-market trading, trading at $365.3/share, with trading volume of $4.19 million. The stock continues to recover from a sharp selloff triggered earlier this week by a bearish research report.

On the news front, market analytics firm SemiAnalysis published a report on June 9 arguing that CPO (co-packaged optics) mass commercialization would be delayed to 2028-2029, well behind the market consensus of full-scale deployment in 2027. The report cited low optical engine yields, high co-packaging integration difficulty, and unfavorable cost comparisons versus traditional pluggable modules. COHERENT plunged over 11% on June 9 in response. However, NVIDIA's networking senior vice president Gilad Shainer publicly refuted the report, stating that NVIDIA is ready to begin shipping CPO products and will accelerate deployment in the second half of the year. Corning rose 2.94% in the same session, indicating broader sector stabilization.

On the fundamental side, NVIDIA's $2 billion strategic investment agreement with COHERENT remains in execution, and demand for the company's 1.6T optical modules continues to surge, with long-term growth drivers remaining intact.

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