On July 9, Coherent rose 6.27% in regular trading, trading at 334.39 USD/share, with turnover of $181 million. The stock had previously pulled back consecutively since July 7, dipping to around $304.3 intraday, accumulating a decline of over 10%.
On the news front, AXT subsidiary Beijing Tongmei and Coherent signed a three-year master development and supply agreement for 6-inch indium phosphide wafers on June 25, with prepayments exceeding $22 million to secure critical material capacity. Additionally, Raymond James raised its target price on Coherent from $371 to $435, implying significant upside from current levels. The agreement, disclosed via SEC filings, establishes a long-term cooperation framework covering capacity allocation and product roadmap arrangements.
Within the Electronic Components sector where Coherent belongs, the overall sector showed broad strength. Among individual stocks, Corning up 7.82%, Vishay Intertechnology up 7.42%, Littelfuse up 3.82%, Amphenol up 2.1%, Amplitech Group Inc. down 2.13%.
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