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Corning shares jump 7.5% on Verizon fiber deal

Corning (GLW) shares rose over 7.5% to an intraday high of $165.88, the highest since August 17. The jump follows a multi-billion-dollar agreement to supply high-density fiber to Verizon (VZ) over 2027-2032. Verizon shares also rose over 0.8%.

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The Corning-Verizon fiber agreement signals a long-term structural demand for high-density connectivity infrastructure, directly benefiting Corning's revenue visibility through 2032. The market's positive reaction underscores confidence in sustained telecom capital expenditure, which could have broader implications for supply chain peers and component makers. Watch whether similar multi-year procurement deals emerge from other major carriers, as that would validate the durability of this demand cycle beyond the two companies involved.

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