After Hours Summary: Busy earnings night; CYH +19.1%, TWLO +12.1%, ROKU +10.6%, ZG +3.2%, CSCO +3% higher on earnings; QS -14.2%, RNG -10.7%, SHOP -10.4%, NUS -10.3%, SAM -9.7%, TRUP -7.9% lower on earnings; EBS +12.3% pops on FDA decisionAfter Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: CYH +19.1%, TWLO +12.1% (also authorizes new $1 bln share repurchase program), ROKU +10.6%, PEGA +8.4%, TXG +6.1%, SGEN +5.6%, STAG +3.8%, KGC +3.4%, PLMR +3.2%, ZG +3.2%, CSCO +3% (also increases dividend), MFC +2.5% (also increases dividend and launches normal course issuer bid), BOWL +2.4%, RSG +2.1%, ALB +1.1%, CF +0.9%, SPWR +0.7%, MSA +0.6%, EQT +0.5%, AM +0.3%, EQIX +0.2% (also increases dividend), REZI +0.1%, SUM +0.1%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: EBS +12.3% (FDA Committee votes unanimously in favor of NARCAN for OTC use), RPAY +1.5% (sells Blue Cow Software, also reaffirms FY22 guidance), BYND +0.7% (MCD to launch McPlant nuggets in Germany, according to CNBC), FMX +0.5% (approves series of actions and divestitures), MPW +0.1% (leases $1.2 bln Utah Portfolio)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: QS -14.2%, RNG -10.7%, SHOP -10.4%, NUS -10.3% (also increases dividend), SAM -9.7%, TRUP -7.9%, UPWK -7.8%, AMPL -6.8% (also names new CFO), TROX -6.2%, HCC -4.5%, NTR -3.5% (also increases dividend; also to repurchase up to 5% of its shares over 12-mo period), SNPS -3.3%, TYL -2.2%, AR -2.1%, ET -1.8%, AMED -1.4% (also to divest its Personal Care division), CPA -1.1%, MRO -0.5%, QDEL -0.3%, AJRD -0.3%, ASPN -0.3%, ATCO -0.1%, NEX -0.1%, PGRE -0.1%, RPT -0.1%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: SNCY -4.9% (stock offering by selling shareholders), HOOD -0.3% (reports January metrics), KNSL -0.3% (increases dividend), GD -0.3% (to compete for $994 mln U.S. Army contract), CRL -0.1% (announces collaboration with Purespring Therapeutics), RIG -0.1% (details Global Sea Mineral Resources NV agreement), NEM -0.1% (NCMGY rejected previously announced $17 bln takeover bid by NEM, according to Bloomberg)
