Applied Materials (AMAT) Plunges 4.51% Amid Market Dynamics

On April 4, 2025, Applied Materials experienced a 4.51% drop in pre-market trading, reflecting investor sentiment and market dynamics.

Applied Materials, a leading global supplier of semiconductor equipment, is actively contributing to the development of the semiconductor industry. The company is focusing on IoT, communication, automotive electronics, power, and sensor markets, leveraging its extensive experience and service network to provide tailored solutions for customers.

In the past five years, Applied Materials has built new capabilities and assembled specialized teams to support the ICAPS (IoT, Communication, Automotive, Power, and Sensors) sectors. The company's efforts are aligned with the growing demand for specialized chips, particularly those based on non-leading-edge process nodes, which are crucial for various emerging technologies.

Applied Materials is also committed to sustainability, implementing a "2040 Net Zero Strategy" to reduce carbon emissions across the semiconductor supply chain. The company's West China Center in Xi'an has utilized over 7 million kWh of green energy, accounting for 44% of the site's total electricity consumption in the 2023 fiscal year.

With over 40 years of experience in China, Applied Materials has established a strong local presence, including over 3,000 employees and 16 branch offices across the country. The company's recent completion of a new headquarters in China marks another milestone in its long-term development in the region.