Movement Alert|Monolithic Power Systems Rises 4.16% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Recovery Combined with NVIDIA 800V Power Architecture Partnership and IC Price Hike Expectations

Market Focus06-08

On June 8, Monolithic Power Systems rose 4.16% in regular trading, trading at $1,542.74/share, with trading volume of $86.82 million.

On the news front, the semiconductor sector staged a broad recovery, with sector peers including Intel up 10.17%, Micron Technology up 9.69%, Marvell Technology up 8.82%, Broadcom up 3.31%, and NVIDIA up 1.9%, creating strong sector tailwinds for the stock. The company was recently named to NVIDIA's next-generation 800V power architecture official partner list, signaling a full upgrade of AI data center power conversion infrastructure where MPS stands to benefit directly as a core supplier.

Additionally, the power management IC price hike cycle continues to gain momentum. MPS issued a price increase notice in March and plans to further expand the scope of adjustments in July, with major peers including Texas Instruments and NXP also raising quotes through June and July. The combination of improved pricing power and second-half earnings improvement expectations continues to support market sentiment.

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