AEHR TEST SYSTEMS DL-,01

Gayn Erickson sold 40,000 indirectly held shares on August 12 for a weighted average price of $130.84, generating about $5.2 million and reducing that trust interest by roughly 20%. After the sale he retains about 355,000 beneficial shares including unvested RSUs and restricted shares, limiting immediate further disposals. The transaction occurred amid a 564% year‑over‑year stock surge and while the company reports trailing‑12‑month revenue of $50.9 million and a net loss of $7.1 million. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Shares of Aehr Test Systems climbed in premarket trading after a follow-up order of $22 million for wafer-level burn-in systems from a leading AI processor customer was announced and the expectation that the equipment will be delivered to Taiwan within six months. Jefferies initiated coverage with a buy rating and a $175 price target, citing Aehr’s unique position in wafer- and package-level burn-in, a projected CAGR of 52% through FY2028, and rising gross margins. Momentum is supported by strong quarterly results with increases in revenue and earnings and a record high order intake; insider sales following option exercises were described as routine. » More on de.investing.com

Aehr Test Systems reported a follow-on order worth $22 million from its leading AI-processor customer for FOX‑XP systems and FOX WaferPak components. The stock rose about 10.7% intraday to a 52-week high of $133.35. In fiscal Q4 2026 the company returned to profitability with earnings of $0.11 per share, revenue increased 33% to around $18.8 million, and order intake hit a record $60.7 million with a backlog of about $100.6 million. Management’s revenue guidance for FY2027 of $130–150 million raised market expectations; a reported insider sale did not materially dampen the positive market reaction. » More on de.investing.com