Navitas Semiconductor Stock News

Navitas is transitioning away from its core business with China to pursue markets such as AI. The company's stock has more than doubled in 2025 as it makes steps toward its transformation.

Dr. Ranbir Singh indirectly sold 179,354 shares through SiCPower, LLC for a transaction value of ~$1.6 million on Dec. 12, 2025. This disposition represented 31.55% of Dr. Singh's total indirect holdings, with no direct shares held before or after the transaction.

Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS +4.08%) is making a bold shift into AI power chips, and its partnership with Nvidia could redefine its future. With revenue bottoming and the cash runway tightening, the company faces a high-stakes path to 2027.

Gary Kent Wunderlich, a member of the Navitas Board of Directors, sold 128,300 shares for a transaction value of $1,189,754.06 across two sessions in December 2025. The sale represented 8.68% of Mr.

Investment strategist Shay Boloor has outlined ten sub-$10 billion market-cap companies he believes are positioned to benefit from powerful long-term trends heading into 2026.

Navitas (NVTS 6.43%) is repositioning itself for long-term growth by exiting low-margin segments and focusing on AI data centers, advanced computing, and high-power electrification. With Nvidia selecting its GaN and SiC power chips and new distribution strength in Asia, the company could be approaching a meaningful turning point that investors should not overlook.

Navitas' stock has soared over the past eight months. Most of that rally was driven by its massive data center deal with Nvidia.

Navitas expands globally with Avnet building on its existing Avnet Silica (Europe) relationship, to support high-growth high-power markets such as AI data centers, performance computing, energy and grid infrastructure and industrial electrification Navitas expands globally with Avnet building on its existing Avnet Silica (Europe) relationship, to support high-growth high-power markets such as A...