Movement Alert|Astera Labs, Inc. Falls 4.58% in Regular Trading, Storage and Optical Communication Stocks Broadly Decline

Market Focus07-24 21:36

On July 24, Astera Labs, Inc. fell 4.58% in regular trading, trading at $317.19/share, with turnover of $53.01 million.

On the news front, U.S. storage and optical communication stocks experienced a broad selloff during the session. SK Hynix and Seagate fell 4%, SanDisk and Western Digital dropped 5%, while MaxLinear plunged 9%. Astera Labs, Inc. and Credo Technology also declined amid the sector-wide weakness. The sell-off comes after the stock had rallied earlier in the week on multiple catalysts, including reports that Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron abandoned first-party CXL memory controller commercialization — a development seen as benefiting third-party fabless designers like Astera Labs — as well as the company's launch of its Taurus series 3.2T Smart Retimers and Barclays raising its target price from $200 to $325.

Within the Semiconductors sector, SK Hynix fell 3.8%, Micron Technology fell 2.57%, NVIDIA fell 0.15%, while Intel rose 1.44% and Advanced Micro Devices rose 1.48%.

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