Movement Alert|Navitas Semiconductor Falls 5.09% in Pre-Market Trading, Profit-Taking Continues After 20% Surge on NVIDIA Partnership

Market Focus06-04

On June 4, Navitas Semiconductor fell 5.09% in pre-market trading, trading at $29.34/share, with trading volume of approximately $2.16 million.

The decline reflects continued profit-taking pressure following the stock's surge of over 20% in the prior session. On June 3, Navitas was officially named a partner in NVIDIA's MGX ecosystem 800V DC power architecture, a significant endorsement for the GaN power semiconductor leader in the AI data center power infrastructure space. The company's solution, designed for 800VDC rack architecture, delivers up to 97.5% efficiency for direct GPU power delivery. The stock had already retreated approximately 5-7% in after-hours trading on June 3 as investors locked in gains.

Compounding the selling pressure, several headwinds remain unresolved: directors conducted significant share sales, Q1 earnings showed widening per-share losses year-over-year with declining gross margins, and a planned stock offering raises dilution concerns. These factors intensified the bull-bear divergence following the single-day spike, driving continued liquidation of profitable positions.

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