Navitas Semiconductor Corp's stock plummeted 9.59% during intraday trading on Monday, reflecting significant selling pressure.

The sharp decline comes amid ongoing investor concerns following the company's weak first-quarter earnings report and a proposed share offering that could dilute existing shareholders. Navitas recently announced a plan to issue up to $125 million in Class A common shares through an ATM agreement, intensifying fears of shareholder dilution. Additionally, the company's Q1 results showed an EPS loss of $0.15, representing a 66.7% year-over-year widening, while gross margin declined slightly to 37.6%.

The broader semiconductor sector also experienced downward pressure during the session, which amplified the selling pressure on Navitas shares as investors reacted to the company-specific challenges.