<div id="readability-page-1">Sea Ltd. (NYSE:SE) shares fell 9.6% in U.S. trading on Wednesday, their steepest daily decline since April, breaking a rally that had driven the stock up 70% so far this year. Helena Wang, analyst at Philip Securities, linked the sharp decline to a market correction tied to the company’s valuation. “We think it is really just […]</div>

<p>Sea Ltd. shares dropped 9.6% in U.S. trading, marking their largest decline since April, following a significant rally that saw a 70% increase this year. Analyst Helena Wang from Philip Securities attributed the sell-off to a market correction related to the company's stretched valuation.</p>

- Sea Ltd. (NYSE:SE) shares experienced a 9.6% drop in U.S. trading, marking their largest decline since April.  
- This decline interrupted a rally that had seen the stock rise 70% in 2025.  
- Analyst Helena Wang attributed the drop to a market correction related to the company's valuation.

Sea Ltd. shares drop as stretched valuation sparks sell-off