On June 12, Navitas Semiconductor rose 5.72% in regular trading, trading at $23.495/share, with turnover of $111 million.

On the news front, the rebound is primarily attributed to a technical recovery following consecutive sharp declines. The stock had previously plunged from approximately $28.7 to around $21.5, accumulating a drawdown exceeding 25%, driven by the company's $500 million ATM equity offering agreement signed with UBS Securities, Morgan Stanley, and Needham, combined with Q1 earnings showing widening per-share losses and declining gross margins, as well as profit-taking after a prior 20%-plus surge tied to its inclusion in NVIDIA's MGX ecosystem 800V DC power architecture partner list.

Within the Semiconductors sector, multiple peers posted gains providing upward momentum. Among individual stocks, Advanced Micro Devices up 5.17%, Intel up 4.36%, Micron Technology up 0.98%, NVIDIA up 0.33%, Marvell Technology down 0.74%.

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