On June 5, Camtek declined 5.01% in regular trading, trading at $171.66/share, with trading volume of $20.80 million.

The semiconductor equipment sector experienced a broad selloff, dragging down individual stocks across the board. Among major peers, ASML fell 3.98%, Applied Materials fell 4.66%, Lam Research fell 4.92%, KLA-Tencor fell 6.10%, and Teradyne fell 6.45%. Camtek followed the sector-wide downward trend.

Notably, the company had announced on June 2 that it secured multi-system orders totaling over $105 million from a tier-one outsourced semiconductor assembly and test provider and a leading high-bandwidth memory manufacturer, with all deliveries expected to be completed next year. However, this positive development was insufficient to offset the prevailing sector headwinds in the near term.

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