On June 6, STMicroelectronics fell 3.65% in after-hours trading, trading at $68.85/share, with trading volume of $36.65 million. The stock had already declined nearly 10% during the regular session before extending weakness into after-hours.
The semiconductor sector has been under sustained selling pressure for multiple consecutive sessions, with broad-based declines across major names. Notably, STMicroelectronics had surged over 11% intraday on June 2 after significantly raising its data center business full-year revenue target to approximately $10 billion, up from a prior forecast of slightly above $5 billion, driven by strong AI infrastructure demand and capacity ramp progress. The stock hit an all-time high that day, with year-to-date gains reaching 168%.
Following the rapid prior rally, short-term profit-taking pressure has intensified considerably. Combined with unresolved sector-wide selling — with peers such as Broadcom, Marvell Technology, and Micron Technology all declining sharply in recent sessions — STMicroelectronics has continued its multi-day pullback as investors lock in gains.
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