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NASDAQ:SIVE 3 May 2026 - 2 June 2026

Sivers Shares Spike 1,700% Before Short Sellers Move on Q1 Sales Miss

Sivers Semiconductors Starts Key Week After Weak Q1, Index Debut

Sivers Semiconductors starts the week after posting a softer quarter, losing ground on its share price and entering a new Nasdaq Stockholm benchmark index. Shares ended at 68.95 Swedish crowns on Friday, off 1.8% for the day and down 5.4% this week. Still, the stock is up 1,559.85% so far this year, according to MarketScreener. Nasdaq Stockholm was closed Saturday. The exchange, trading in Swedish crowns, is normally open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:25 p.m. local time, Monday through Friday, in Stockholm, according to TradingHours.com.
30 May 2026
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Sivers Shares Spike 1,700% Before Short Sellers Move on Q1 Sales Miss

Sivers Shares Spike 1,700% Before Short Sellers Move on Q1 Sales Miss

Kista, Sweden, May 29, 2026, 10:08 CEST Sivers Semiconductors on Friday posted a 22% drop in first-quarter sales, after a year when the AI-linked stock rallied about 1,700%. Net sales fell to SEK 61.9 million from SEK 78.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA slipped further into the red, coming in at minus SEK 13.8 million. Both retail and short sellers have been trading the stock heavily this year.
29 May 2026
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Sivers Semiconductors moves up again, traders watch MSCI inclusion on Friday

Sivers Semiconductors moves up again, traders watch MSCI inclusion on Friday

Sivers Semiconductors shares climbed in Stockholm on Monday, pushing higher after sharp gains as traders got ready for the chipmaker’s addition to MSCI’s Sweden small-cap list and ahead of its late first-quarter report due this week. The shares changed hands at 84 to 85 Swedish crowns during the afternoon, down from an earlier high of 89.45 crowns, market data from Google Finance and Investing.com showed. The OMXS30 index was up 1.4% for the day.
25 May 2026
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Sivers Semiconductors Jumps 31% in a Week With May 29 In Focus

Sivers Semiconductors Jumps 31% in a Week With May 29 In Focus

Sivers Semiconductors AB ended a wild week on a strong note. Shares jumped but attention shifted to May 29, when the company faces quarterly earnings and an MSCI index move. The stock finished Friday at 72.90 Swedish crowns, gaining 23.45% for the session and hitting a high of 74.90 crowns during the day. It advanced 30.88% over the week, market data show. Nasdaq Stockholm does not open on Saturdays, operating weekdays on Stockholm time.
23 May 2026
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Sivers Semiconductors AB Stock Jumps as MSCI Add Meets Nasdaq Listing Push

Sivers Semiconductors AB Stock Jumps as MSCI Add Meets Nasdaq Listing Push

Sivers Semiconductors AB surged Wednesday, picking up momentum after MSCI tagged the Swedish chipmaker as one of the new names in its Sweden small-cap index. The move throws more focus on a company eyeing a possible Nasdaq New York debut. According to MSCI’s review, Sivers Semiconductors will join the MSCI Sweden index as part of its Global Small Cap Indexes. Shares jumped 31.3% to 56.65 Swedish crowns in delayed Nasdaq Stockholm action, according to MarketScreener data. That surge followed MSCI’s announcement a day earlier: changes from its May index review will be in place after markets close on May 29.
13 May 2026
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Sivers Semiconductors Stock Jumps 47% as Nasdaq Push and AI Optics Bet Hit Deadline Week

Sivers Semiconductors Stock Jumps 47% as Nasdaq Push and AI Optics Bet Hit Deadline Week

Sivers Semiconductors AB shares jumped Monday, with the Swedish chip supplier once again drawing attention amid brisk trading in AI-related photonics. Investors shrugged off the company’s delayed accounts, focusing instead on the prospect of a potential U.S. listing. The stock surged 47.24% to close at SEK 55.95 on Nasdaq Stockholm, putting its gain since Jan. 1 at a staggering 1,246.89%, according to MarketScreener. Google Finance also listed the shares at SEK 55.95 as of 5:29 p.m. local time, pegging the company’s market cap at SEK 16.59 billion.
4 May 2026
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Sivers Semiconductors Stock Jumps 33% as Nasdaq Listing Clock Starts Ticking

Sivers Semiconductors Stock Jumps 33% as Nasdaq Listing Clock Starts Ticking

Sivers Semiconductors AB surged nearly 33% in Stockholm on Monday, with shares quoted at about SEK 50.50 to 50.75 in early afternoon deals. The rally comes as investors shrugged off news of a postponed annual report, zeroing in on an upcoming shareholder vote that could pave the way for a capital raise and potential U.S. listing. This comes into play as shareholders have until Tuesday to inform the company if they're planning to show up or vote by mail at Sivers’ extraordinary general meeting on May 11. The agenda: a directed share issue, essentially a private placement targeting institutional and qualified investors.
4 May 2026
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Sivers Semiconductors’ Nasdaq Push Faces a May Deadline After Report Delay

Sivers Semiconductors’ Nasdaq Push Faces a May Deadline After Report Delay

Sivers Semiconductors AB is staring down a tight week: shareholders must respond to a notice by May 5, ahead of a May 11 vote on the chipmaker’s planned 125 million Swedish crown directed share issue at an extraordinary meeting. The Kista-based company has also delayed its 2025 annual report, shifting attention to its U.S. audit work and a potential Nasdaq New York dual listing. The schedule is getting complicated: the share vote, the annual report delay, and the U.S. listing review are now interconnected. Sivers explained the annual report will come out May 15 instead of April 27, citing the need for an “audit uplift”—essentially extra work to bring its 2024 and 2025 consolidated accounts up to U.S. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board standards, which are required for U.S. public market filings.
3 May 2026
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