On July 1, Marvell Technology declined 5.59% in regular trading, trading at $284.13/share, with turnover of $1.09 billion.
On the news front, the options market registered a massive bearish signal as a single put order worth approximately $9.99 million was placed — 1,100 contracts of January 2028 expiry puts at a $260 strike price — representing a clear directional bearish bet by institutional capital on the company's longer-term outlook. Analysts noted that such long-dated out-of-the-money put transactions typically reflect institutional hedging or medium-term directional short positioning rather than short-term speculation.
Adding to the pressure, AI startup Oxmiq reportedly secured $35 million in funding to develop chip architectures aimed at reducing AI costs and entering the custom chip market, posing a potential competitive threat to incumbent players including Marvell.
The broader semiconductor sector also experienced systemic selling pressure, with Micron Technology falling 6.21%, Advanced Micro Devices down 4.57%, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing declining 4.06%, Intel dropping 4.05%, and NVIDIA losing 2.81%, creating sector-wide drag on individual names.
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