Celestica Plunges 1.62 as $520M Volume Dumps It to 191st in Trading Activity

Celestica (CLS) closed on Sept. 12, 2025, , marking its lowest price in over a month. , , . The reduced liquidity ranked it 191st in terms of trading activity among listed equities on the day.

Recent developments highlight shifting investor sentiment toward Celestica’s near-term outlook. A strategic update from the company earlier this week outlined plans to streamline operations in underperforming manufacturing hubs, . Meanwhile, supply chain disruptions in Asia—specifically delayed component deliveries from key suppliers—have raised concerns about potential production bottlenecks in Q4. These factors collectively contributed to the sell-off, as traders priced in near-term execution risks.

Technical indicators suggest short-term pressure remains intact. . , reflecting heightened bearish positioning. However, , .

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