Movement Alert|Fabrinet Falls 7.24% in Regular Trading, Electronic Manufacturing Services Sector Broadly Weak Amid Post-Earnings Pullback

Market Focus06-23

On June 23, Fabrinet fell 7.24% in regular trading, trading at $586.51/share, with turnover of $82.558 million.

On the news front, the Electronic Manufacturing Services sector saw broad-based weakness, with Celestica down 6.94%, TTM Technologies down 4.09%, Flex Ltd down 3.68%, TE Connectivity down 2.71%, and Jabil Circuit down 2.60%, amplifying sector-linked selling pressure on individual names.

Additionally, while Fabrinet previously reported record fiscal Q3 results with revenue reaching $1.21 billion and EPS surging 47.6% year-over-year, the company issued relatively cautious forward guidance, citing upstream component shortages constraining Datacom shipments. The stock has been in a sustained pullback from approximately $679 post-earnings, as supply bottlenecks continue to limit near-term earnings realization. Meanwhile, industry reports indicate that indium phosphide laser chips remain the key constraint on high-speed optical communication capacity expansion, reinforcing concerns about supply-side headwinds for the broader optical manufacturing chain.

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