Movement Alert｜Monolithic Power Falls 4.14% in Regular Trading, 337 Investigation Uncertainty and Semiconductor Weakness Weigh on Shares

Market Focus10-22

On October 22, Monolithic Power fell 4.14% in Regular Trading, trading at $1209.98 per share, with turnover of $103 million.

The move was linked to continued uncertainty around a US ITC Section 337 investigation involving certain vertical power supply systems, while the broader semiconductor sector also weakened and pressured sentiment.

Recent market updates indicated Monolithic Power was named as a respondent in the investigation, with investors monitoring potential supply-chain restrictions, customer access risks, and higher litigation costs. At the same time, peer weakness added pressure, with Advanced Micro Devices down 5.09%, Intel down 5.3%, Broadcom down 2.67%, NVIDIA down 2.11%, and Micron Technology down 1.88%. The company is scheduled to report results on October 29, with market expectations for quarterly revenue growth of 55.31% year over year and EPS of $6.8, but near-term trading remained dominated by the investigation overhang.

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