On June 29, Silicon Motion Technology rose 6.2% in regular trading, trading at approximately $322.46/share, with turnover of $94.53 million. The stock is rebounding sharply after consecutive declines on June 26-27 that took shares from above $325 to as low as $294.

The recovery is underpinned by the ongoing storage supply shortage narrative. Company SVP Nelson Duann previously warned that NAND shortages are only the beginning, with data centers absorbing 70-80% of production capacity and new fabs not delivering meaningful output until late next year. Wedbush recently raised its price target to $400 from $230, maintaining an Outperform rating. CITIC Securities also initiated coverage with a Buy rating, citing the company's leadership in 6nm PCIe 5.0 SSD controllers and market share gains as NAND manufacturers exit the controller business.

Notably, Silicon Motion significantly outperformed the broader semiconductor sector, where Micron Technology fell 5.99%, Intel dropped 3.84%, Marvell Technology declined 2.45%, and AMD lost 1.48%, while only NVIDIA gained 0.99%.

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