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  1. Coherent Corp. is a beneficiary of Trump tariffs and onshoring, discussed by Jim Cramer and mentioned in Fidelity's investor letter.

Coherent Corp. underwent corporate changes, including selling its defense unit to Advent and receiving a downgrade from Bank of America Securities, while monitoring Trump's tariffs.

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Coherent Corp. underwent corporate changes, including selling its defense unit to Advent and receiving a downgrade from Bank of America Securities, while monitoring Trump's tariffs.

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  1. Coherent sold its defense unit to Advent and was downgraded by BofA Securities.1 source
  2. Slowing revenue growth in data center space noted for Coherent.1 source

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  • BenzingaCoherent Eyes Core Growth Markets Following Defense Unit Sale On Wednesday, Coherent Corp. (NYSE:COHR) agreed to sell its Aerospace and Defense business to Advent, a private equity investor, for $400
  • Motley FoolWhy Coherent Stock Tanked by Nearly 20% on Thursday The company's top- and bottom-line growth was robust in its fiscal fourth quarter of 2025. The two metrics also topped the consensus analyst estima