On October 22, Vicor fell 6.92% in Regular Trading, trading at $197.09 per share, with turnover of $23.7491 million.

The move followed a pullback after the company’s recent post-earnings advance, as the market continued to digest its third-quarter results and the earlier guidance increase tied to VPD-related non-exclusive licensing royalties.

Vicor reported third-quarter revenue of $197.1 million, above the $187 million market expectation, while diluted EPS came in at $1.33, below one widely cited $1.37 expectation but sharply above $0.63 a year earlier. Earlier, the company had raised its third-quarter sequential growth outlook to more than 30%, up from more than 20%, citing increased royalties from a previously announced non-exclusive Vertical Power Delivery license. Recent trading alerts also described the latest weakness as a short-term post-catalyst retreat after earnings-driven gains.

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