On June 11, SAP SE fell 3.7% in regular trading, trading at approximately $164.61/share, with trading volume of $58.80 million, extending the pullback that began on June 10.

The decline reflects a continuation of selling pressure following the broad application software sector rout on June 10, when Palantir Technologies fell 6.33%, IREN Ltd dropped 12.91%, Strategy declined 9.2%, and AppLovin Corporation slid 10.07%. Notably, while most sector peers have since stabilized or rebounded — with IREN up 2.89%, AppLovin up 1.04%, and Palantir up 0.41% — SAP continues to face persistent selling pressure, indicating stock-specific weakness beyond the sector-wide correction.

SAP had previously rallied above $195 between June 4-5 following its AI strategy announcement at its China summit, where it unveiled its Autonomous Enterprise vision and disclosed deployment of 224 AI agents and 51 business assistants across core operations. That entire rally has now been fully retraced, with shares falling approximately 15% from the recent peak.

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