On July 2, Ichor Holdings fell 8.11% in regular trading, trading at $102.86/share, with turnover of $50.20 million. The decline came as the semiconductor equipment sector experienced its second consecutive day of heavy selling pressure.

The broader semiconductor equipment sector saw widespread declines, with Applied Materials down 6.22%, Lam Research down 6.64%, KLA-Tencor down 7.53%, Teradyne down 7.31%, and ASML down 1.84%. The persistent sector-wide selloff continued to weigh heavily on the group. Notably, Ichor had just reached a 52-week high on June 29 when the sector surged broadly, with the stock rising 8.91% that day. The consecutive pullback appears linked to profit-taking pressure at elevated levels compounded by systematic sector adjustment.

Ichor Holdings engages in the design, engineering, and manufacture of fluid delivery subsystems and components for semiconductor capital equipment. The company is a core supplier in the semiconductor equipment supply chain, providing gas and chemical delivery systems used in processes such as etch, deposition, and chemical-mechanical planarization.

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