Key HighlightsShares closed down 11.37% at $688.80 Thursday, then climbed 1.50% to $699.10 after hours.Company disclosed plans for a 240,000-square-foot Greensboro, NC production site purchased from Qorvo, with operations expected by mid-2028.NVIDIA named as a confirmed customer through existing strategic supply agreements linked to the facility.Previous quarter showed Lumentum exceeding EPS forecasts ($1.67 actual vs. $1.41 projected) while revenue jumped 65.5% annually to $665.5M.Wall Street price targets vary significantly — BNP Paribas projects $1,040 while the average consensus hovers at $575.06; company insiders offloaded approximately $38.9M in shares recently.Shares of Lumentum Holdings (LITE) experienced significant volatility Thursday, plummeting 11.37% before settling at $688.80. Trading volume reached approximately 6.18 million shares — representing a 4% increase over typical daily activity.Lumentum Holdings Inc., LITEHowever, the semiconductor stock staged a comeback during extended trading hours. Shares climbed 1.50% to $699.10 after the company disclosed details about a significant domestic manufacturing investment.Lumentum revealed its purchase of a 240,000-square-foot production campus in Greensboro, North Carolina, from fellow semiconductor company Qorvo. The facility will focus on manufacturing indium phosphide optical components, including continuous wave lasers and ultra-high-power laser systems utilizing 6-inch InP wafers.Operations are scheduled to reach full capacity around mid-2028. Chief Executive Michael Hurlston noted that clients are “constructing the technological backbone that will shape the future generation of computing.”NVIDIA received confirmation as a client through existing strategic partnership agreements connected to this manufacturing expansion. Debora Shoquist, NVIDIA’s EVP of Operations, stated the development “reinforces supply chain reliability and enables us to address increasing infrastructure requirements with assurance.”The after-hours recovery indicates investors interpreted Thursday’s selloff as an attractive entry point rather than evidence of underlying business deterioration.Impressive Financial Performance and Upgraded OutlookLumentum’s latest quarterly earnings provided substantial reasons for investor confidence. The firm reported earnings per share of $1.67, surpassing Wall Street’s $1.41 consensus by $0.26.Total revenue reached $665.5 million — representing a 65.5% increase compared to the same period last year and exceeding analyst expectations of $646.74 million. Management issued Q3 2026 EPS guidance ranging from $2.15 to $2.35.Despite this positive momentum, shares have retreated from their 52-week peak of $808.80. The stock nevertheless trades 84% higher than its 52-week bottom of $45.66, with an extraordinary 941.90% gain over the trailing twelve months.Current pricing remains substantially above key technical indicators — the 50-day moving average sits at $567.66 while the 200-day moving average rests at $363.11, both considerably beneath today’s levels.Wall Street Remains DividedAnalyst perspectives vary considerably. BNP Paribas maintains a bullish $1,040 price objective, suggesting roughly 47% appreciation potential from present valuations.Morgan Stanley kept its Equal-Weight stance while increasing its target from $520 to $595. Mizuho holds an “outperform” recommendation with a $645 price goal.The aggregated view from 19 Wall Street analysts indicates a “Moderate Buy” rating with a mean price target of $575.06 — presently trading below the stock’s current market value.Regarding insider activity, company executives have disposed of approximately 65,775 shares valued at roughly $38.9 million during the previous 90-day period. Institutional investors control about 94% of outstanding shares.LITE’s relative strength index registered 52.34 entering Friday’s session, with the company’s total market capitalization standing near $49.18 billion.The post Lumentum (LITE) Stock Plunges 11%, Then Rebounds on NVIDIA Partnership Announcement appeared first on Blockonomi.