On September 11, Skyworks Solutions rose 5.23% in regular trading, trading at 88.555 USD/share, with Turnover of $40.84 million, extending the prior session's strong momentum.

On the news front, a Bank of America analyst report highlighted that Skyworks Solutions is the least-held chip stock among funds, with a position ratio of only 3%, making it the most underweighted name in the semiconductor sector. Current fund allocations remain concentrated in compute, storage, and semiconductor equipment, while analog chip sector weighting continues to decline. Under this extreme underweight positioning, any marginal improvement signal has been triggering short covering and portfolio rebalancing flows.

Additionally, the company's pending merger with Qorvo is expected to close before year-end. Qorvo also posted a 6.77% gain on the same day, reflecting strengthening M&A synergy expectations that further boosted market sentiment. The combined entity is expected to reduce single-socket risk and add defense, satellite, and data center capabilities.

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