Alpha and Omega Semiconductor (AOSL, Financial) experienced a notable stock decline of 5.01%, trading at $35.26 per share with a volume of 75,879 shares. The stock's turnover rate was 0.26% with a volatility amplitude of 5.20%. The latest financial report showed revenues of $657 million, a net loss of $11.08 million, and earnings per share of -$0.39, with a gross profit of $172 million and a PE ratio of -90.82. Currently, no institutions have rated the stock as "buy," "hold," or "sell."
The semiconductor sector saw an overall decline of 2.17%. Within the sector, notable gainers included Trio-Tech International and Amtech Systems, Inc., while Wolfspeed, Inc., Poet Technologies Inc., and WiSA Technologies were active players, with turnover rates of 5.20%, 2.26%, and 2.24% respectively. Significant volatility was observed in stocks such as Sequans Communications and Smartlink Group, with amplitudes of 16.81% and 15.65%.
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor designs, develops, and supplies power semiconductor products for various applications, including personal computers, tablets, LED lighting, smartphones, and industrial motor controls. Its primary revenue comes from power semiconductor sales, including discrete power devices and power integrated circuits, operating in regions such as Hong Kong, Mainland China, South Korea, the United States, and other areas.
