Movement Alert|Aehr Test Systems Falls 8.33% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Equipment Sector Continues to Weaken Amid Profit-Taking After Prior Rally

Market Focus06-25

On June 24, Aehr Test Systems fell 8.33% in regular trading, trading at $93.89/share, with turnover of $66.68 million. The decline was driven by continued weakness across the semiconductor equipment sector combined with concentrated profit-taking following the stock's significant rally since mid-June.

On the sector front, the semiconductor equipment industry broadly declined, with KLA-Tencor down 3.37%, ASML Holding down 2.17%, Lam Research down 2.02%, Applied Materials down 1.4%, and AXT Inc down 13.09%. As a small-cap stock with inherently high volatility, Aehr Test's decline significantly exceeded the sector average, reflecting intensified selling pressure from short-term profit-taking after multi-session gains. The stock has experienced consecutive sessions of high-volume pullbacks in recent days.

On the fundamental side, the company's $41 million AI chip testing order and follow-on silicon photonics burn-in system production orders remain intact. CEO is expected to provide additional details at the July 14 earnings conference.

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