MKS Instruments is trading 6.6% higher at $188.57 in pre-market on November 6, amid a semiconductor-stock rebound after the previous session’s sell-off.
- MKS Instruments declined 9.30% in the November 5 session; Reuters reported semiconductor stocks were gaining in pre-market following steep losses.
- The company reported record Q3 revenue of $1.41 billion and issued Q4 revenue guidance of $1.45–$1.53 billion. Available reporting does not establish those results as the direct reason for this morning’s move.