Teradyne, Inc. (TER) closed Tuesday at $383.82, a decline of 4.67% for the session. The drop added to a rough week for the semiconductor test equipment maker, with shares now down 13.67% over the past seven days.
Despite the recent pressure, Teradyne's 30-day performance remains slightly above water, with the stock up 1.03% over that longer window. The company's market capitalization stood at $62.96 billion as of the close.
The one-day and one-week losses represent a notable pullback from recent levels, though the modest 30-day gain suggests the selling has been concentrated in the most recent trading sessions rather than reflecting a broader month-long trend.
Teradyne operates in the automated test equipment sector, which is closely tied to demand cycles in semiconductor manufacturing. No company-specific announcements were cited in connection with Tuesday's move.
