On July 7, Tower Semiconductor fell 5.08% in regular trading, trading at $205.88/share, with turnover of approximately $89.89 million. The stock had already declined over 6% in pre-market trading before extending losses into the regular session.

On the news front, the company announced its second quarter financial results and scheduled an earnings conference call on the same day. The earnings release coincided with a broad-based semiconductor sector selloff that amplified downward pressure on the stock. Within the Semiconductors sector, major names experienced significant declines: Intel fell 9.05%, Marvell Technology fell 8.51%, Advanced Micro Devices fell 7.52%, Micron Technology fell 7.27%, and NVIDIA fell 1.2%.

Tower Semiconductor is an Israel-based independent specialty semiconductor foundry that manufactures analog-intensive mixed-signal devices across multiple process technologies including SiGe, BiCMOS, RF CMOS, CMOS image sensors, and MEMS, serving markets spanning consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, aerospace, and medical devices.

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