Movement Alert|Lam Research Rises 3.24% in Pre-Market Trading, Semiconductor Equipment Sector Rebounds as Multiple Banks Set High Target Prices

Market Focus06-29

On June 29, Lam Research rose 3.24% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $392.25/share with turnover of $4.35 million, extending its recovery trajectory following a sharp pullback earlier in the week.

The rebound is supported by a broad semiconductor equipment sector rally, with Applied Materials up 3.15%, KLA-Tencor up 2.91%, and ASML up 1.26%. Multiple investment banks recently issued significantly elevated target prices: Bank of America Securities raised its target from $330 to $480, Wells Fargo adjusted to $450 from $320 maintaining an Overweight rating, and Citi raised to $450 while highlighting structural NAND demand growth driven by DRAM supply tightness and an extended industry upcycle. Rothschild & Co Redburn also lifted its target to $420 from $305 with a Buy rating. The current share price remains well below most analyst targets, providing fundamental support for the technical bounce following the June 24 selloff when the stock declined over 9% amid a broad chip sector rout.

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