LEDS stock holds above 1.55 dollars as SemiLEDs navigates weak earnings

LEDS stock trades in a narrow range around 1.55 dollars while SemiLEDs posts negative earnings and modest revenue, leaving the small-cap LED maker in a high-volatility segment.

SemiLEDs Corporation stock (ISIN US8265691030, ticker LEDS) last closed at 1.55 USD, with a recent intraday range between 1.55 USD and 1.60 USD and a 52-week band from 0.92 USD to 2.48 USD as of September 2, 2026, according to market data from a Yahoo Finance quote overview.

Price range and volatility picture

According to a detailed LEDS quote page on Yahoo Finance, the previous close for SemiLEDs stock stood at 1.55 USD, with the same 1.55 USD level reported as the latest open on the most recent completed trading session as of September 2, 2026. The same source shows a day range from 1.55 USD to 1.60 USD for that session, highlighting how the stock has recently traded within a narrow intraday corridor despite its wide 52-week range between 0.92 USD and 2.48 USD.

For investors, that 52-week spectrum underlines the pronounced volatility in SemiLEDs shares. With the current price of 1.55 USD sitting closer to the lower half of the 52-week interval than to the recent high of 2.48 USD, LEDS remains below its past peaks even after earlier spikes, and this positioning gives a sense of the risk-reward balance for traders following the name.

Fundamentals show losses and modest revenue

The same Yahoo Finance profile for SemiLEDs lists trailing twelve month revenue of 5.31 million USD, giving a rough scale of the company’s top line performance over the last four reported quarters. On a trailing basis, net income attributable to common shareholders is reported at negative 2.36 million USD, and diluted earnings per share are shown at negative 0.28 USD for the same trailing twelve month period. This combination of modest revenue and a negative earnings profile highlights the ongoing challenges the company faces in converting its LED technology into sustainable profitability.

The negative diluted earnings per share figure of minus 0.28 USD means that, over the last four reported quarters, SemiLEDs has not generated positive earnings for common shareholders, which typically limits the ability to support dividends and may constrain valuation multiples. When compared with the 5.31 million USD revenue base, the 2.36 million USD net loss implies that costs, including research, production and overhead, are still weighing heavily on the income statement, a pattern that is common among smaller niche semiconductor and components manufacturers.

LED technology as a niche product focus

SemiLEDs is known for designing and manufacturing high-brightness LED chips and related components that are used in specialty lighting applications, including industrial, commercial and potentially niche backlighting solutions. While detailed segment figures for the most recent quarter are not highlighted in the available snapshot, the trailing revenue level of 5.31 million USD combined with the negative net income underlines that the company remains a relatively small player focused on specialized products rather than high-volume consumer LEDs.

LEDS stock level in context

Based on the latest complete trading session data compiled in the Yahoo Finance LEDS quote as of September 2, 2026, SemiLEDs stock closed at 1.55 USD on the NASDAQ, within a daily range of 1.55 USD to 1.60 USD and a 52-week corridor of 0.92 USD to 2.48 USD. This level leaves the share price below its recent 52-week high, while fundamentals such as 5.31 million USD in trailing twelve month revenue and a net loss of 2.36 million USD with diluted earnings per share of negative 0.28 USD point to an ongoing turnaround challenge for the company.

Key data for SemiLEDs

• Company: SemiLEDs Corporation Inc.
• ISIN: US8265691030
• Ticker: LEDS
• Trading venue: NASDAQ
• Price (as of September 2, 2026): 1.55 USD
• Market capitalization: Data based on latest quote snapshot, scaled to a micro-cap level
• Sector / Industry: Technology / Semiconductors and LED components
• Index membership: Not a constituent of major large-cap indices such as S&P 500 or Nasdaq 100