On June 17, Skyworks Solutions fell 5.14% in regular trading, trading at $72.41/share, with turnover of $145 million. The decline came amid continued broad-based weakness across the semiconductor sector.

The selloff follows a sustained period of pressure on chip stocks driven by concerns over stretched valuations in artificial intelligence-related assets and capital being diverted to upcoming major IPOs, including SpaceX and OpenAI. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index had already dropped nearly 2% in the prior session, with names like Intel, AMD, and Marvell Technology all posting significant losses.

Within the Semiconductors sector where Skyworks belongs, individual stocks declined broadly. Intel fell 6.67%, Marvell Technology dropped 5.58%, Advanced Micro Devices declined 5.53%, Micron Technology lost 4.72%, and NVIDIA slipped 1.58%.

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