Sivers Semiconductors is trading at €1.36 (-16.58%) as semiconductor shares sold off broadly amid concerns over data-center construction delays and weak industry performance.
- Investors are worried that data-center construction could face delays following the U.S. midterm elections, which saw the semiconductor index fall as much as 11% during the session.
- Weak handset-chip sales from Qualcomm added further pressure to the sector, contributing to the downward trend across chip stocks.
- No company-specific news was reported for Sivers Semiconductors; the decline appears to be driven primarily by these broader sector-wide pressures.