On June 25, Credo Technology rose 3.08% in after-hours trading, trading at 277.0 USD/share, with turnover of approximately $95.59 million. The move was driven by a broad semiconductor sector recovery following the sharp selloff on June 23, when the stock plunged nearly 10% amid sector-wide weakness.

The semiconductor sector posted broad gains, with Micron Technology up 8.2%, Intel up 2.19%, Advanced Micro Devices up 1.78%, and Broadcom up 0.95%, supporting a continuation of the technical rebound. Credo Technology, a provider of high-speed copper cable and optical interconnect products serving hyperscale data centers and cloud infrastructure customers, previously received an Outperform rating from Evercore ISI with a $325 price target, well above the consensus target of $272.32. The company reported fourth-quarter revenue growth of 157% year-over-year, underpinned by rising AI data center demand for high-speed connectivity.

However, CFO Daniel Fleming's previously disclosed plan to sell 60,000 shares remains in execution, which may continue to weigh on short-term market sentiment.

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