SiTime (SITM) stock has fallen 34.9% since October 6, 2026, closing October 22 at $462.72. Of 8 drops of more than 30% within 6 weeks since November 2019, 5 of the 7 that can be judged left the stock higher a year later, with a median $10,000 investment worth about $11,800, while both losing outcomes came in 2022. Revenue reached $468 million over the four quarters to June 2026, up 83.0%, but the operating margin was only 0.188% versus 18.5% for the S&P 500, and the stock traded at 26.2 times sales against 3.1 times for the index. SiTime closed its acquisition of Renesas' timing business on July 1, partly funded by $1.35 billion of convertible notes, and guided September-quarter revenue to $285 million to $295 million, with about $85 million from the acquired business.
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