On October 15, ARM Holdings fell 3.36% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $231.0 per share, with turnover of $971,200.

The move follows continued market concern after a jury found Arm breached its licensing agreement with Qualcomm and awarded Qualcomm symbolic damages of $2, while investors remained focused on the implications for Arm's licensing revenue stability.

Background reports indicate Qualcomm had sought to stop paying royalties for as long as five years, a claim potentially involving billions of dollars, and also sought access to the V10 instruction set architecture. Although the damages were minimal, the dispute has kept pressure on sentiment around Arm's licensing model. The broader semiconductor group was also weaker, with Micron Technology falling 4.27%, Advanced Micro Devices falling 2.77%, Intel falling 2.84%, Broadcom falling 1.71%, and NVIDIA falling 1.49%.

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