On October 12, Lumentum fell 3.25% in regular trading, trading at $1050.08/share, with Turnover of $3.23 billion. The decline came despite the company's recent disclosure that AI optical component capacity is sold out through early 2029, as profit-taking and sector-wide weakness pressured shares.

Wedbush's latest note highlighted that Lumentum's sold-out AI optical component capacity benefits upstream suppliers, but CEO Michael Hurlston's warning of a roughly 70% demand shortfall through 2027 and the 3-5 year timeline for new capacity weighed on sentiment. Within the Communication Equipment sector, Applied Optoelectronics fell 6.23%, Nokia fell 2.20%, Ciena fell 4.84%, Arista Networks fell 1.28%, while Ondas Holdings rose 2.67%.

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