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Aehr Test Systems Shares Drop 9.5% to $111.60
Aehr Test Systems is down -9.5%, or -$11.65 to $111.60.
Aehr Test Systems Shares Drop 10.5% to $110.28
Aehr Test Systems is down -10.5%, or -$12.97 to $110.28.
Aehr Test Systems Secures $22M Follow-On Production Order
Aehr Test Systems announced a $22M follow-on production order from its lead wafer-level AI processor customer. The order supports the customer's continued expansion of production capacity utilizing Aehr's wafer-level burn-in, WLBI, systems and includes multiple fully automated FOX-XP WLBI systems, together with Aehr's proprietary FOX WaferPak full-wafer Contactors and integrated FOX WaferPak Auto Aligners. Each FOX-XP system is configured to test and burn in nine 300 mm wafers simultaneously. Aehr expects to ship the systems over the next six months for installation at the customer's high-volume manufacturing partner in Taiwan.
Aehr Test Systems Receives Follow-On Production Order
Aehr Test Systems announced it has received a follow-on production order from its lead silicon photonics wafer-level burn-in, WLBI, customer for a fully automated FOX-XP multi-wafer production burn-in system to support the continued expansion of the customer's manufacturing capacity for next-generation silicon photonic integrated circuits.
Energy Stocks Drop, Nvidia Falls 5% on AI Investment
Headline-driven risk regarding the uncertainty in the standoff between the US and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz passage, as well as the magnitude of AI investment being made by Tech megacaps, continues to play out in Monday's trading. Energy was the worst performing sector in the S&P 500 as the US has paused its military activity in Iran with a new focus on diplomacy. Industry giants such as Chevronand Exxon Mobilwere down by 1%-2% while Devon Energyfell over 4%. In the Tech space, investors sneered at Nvidiafor announcing $750B in total spend between its $250 backstop for OpenAI and a $500B joint investment with South Korea's SK Group, sending the stock down by 5% to three-week lows. Other semiconductors and semiconductor equipment names traded lower in sympathy while the "anti-AI trade" - enterprise software - was generally strong. Traders also piled into the Consumer Defensive sector as Walmartand Costcocontinued their bounce for the second day in a row.In the opening hour of the evening session S&P e-minis are trading flat while the NASDAQ 100 contract is down 0.2%. WTI crude oil remains under pressure, trading closer to $82% per barrel. Sentiment swings and wide trading ranges could remain a theme this week with more hyperscalers on deck for quarterly earnings as well as a Federal Reserve policy decision this coming Wednesday.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -OPKO Health, Inc.up 8.9%Celesticaup 8.1%Applied Digitalup 5.6%Happenup 4.0%Cadence Design Systemsup 3.2%F5, Inc.up 1.0%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Universal Health Servicesdown 4.7%Noble Corporationdown 4.4%Amkor Technologydown 3.5%Kforcedown 2.9%Cincinnati Financialdown 2.4%ALSO LOWER -Aehr Test Systemsdown 4.6% after equity offering
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