On May 26, Navitas Semiconductor rose 8.31% in regular trading, trading at $31.875/share, with trading volume of approximately $178 million.

The stock is extending its technical oversold rebound that began on May 20. Previously, the company's share price experienced a steep multi-day selloff following disappointing Q1 earnings, which showed EPS loss widening 66.7% year-over-year to $0.15 and gross margin declining to 37.6%. Additional pressure came from the announced plan to issue up to $125 million in Class A common stock, raising dilution concerns. After these negative factors were fully priced in, accumulated rebound demand has driven the stock higher for consecutive trading days.

The broader semiconductor sector provided further tailwind, with Micron Technology surging 12.18% and Marvell Technology gaining 9.14%, attracting technical buying into oversold names like Navitas and reinforcing the ongoing recovery momentum.

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