On June 12, Onto Innovation rose 5.2% in regular trading, trading at $319.79/share, with turnover of $141 million.

On the news front, the company previously announced an $1.1 billion convertible preferred notes offering that triggered a sharp selloff exceeding 15%. Oppenheimer subsequently published a report stating the pullback was primarily driven by hedging trades rather than fundamental deterioration, arguing current valuations present a highly attractive buying opportunity with increased confidence in the company's fundamental upside potential.

The stock bottomed at $253.24 on June 5 amid broader semiconductor equipment sector weakness, then launched a sustained rebound. By June 11, shares had recovered to $303.53, and the current session extends the oversold recovery logic. The cumulative rebound from the low now exceeds 26%, supported by rising trading volumes that surged to $398 million on June 11, up 21.15% day-over-day.

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