On May 26, Navitas Semiconductor rose 6.74% in pre-market trading, trading at $31.5/share, with trading volume of approximately $1.71 million.

The stock is extending its technical oversold rebound that began on May 20. Previously, the company's share price suffered a sharp multi-day selloff triggered by weak Q1 earnings and equity dilution concerns. The Q1 report revealed EPS loss widening 66.7% year-over-year to $0.15, with gross margin declining to 37.6%. Additionally, the company announced a planned offering of up to $125 million in Class A common stock, intensifying dilution pressure.

After these negative factors were fully absorbed by the market, technical rebound demand has been released steadily. The stock has rallied for multiple consecutive trading days since May 20, recovering from a low of $17.75 on May 19 to above $31. The broader semiconductor sector also provided supportive momentum, with names such as Micron Technology up 3.92%, Advanced Micro Devices up 2.04%, and Intel up 1.62%, creating a favorable backdrop for continued buying interest.

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