After Hours Summary: CBRL -9.4% lower on earnings; NUE -5% lower on guidance; NBTX +44.7% on phase 1 study data; IONQ +5.8% signs MOU with US DoE
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: BLSH +3.2%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: NBTX +44.7% (results from a phase 1 study evaluating JNJ-1900), IONQ +5.8% (signs MOU with US DoE to advance quantum technologies in space), GPRE +5.1% (enters into deal with Freepoint to sell Clean Fuel Production Credits), COO +2.6% (authorizes $1 bln increase to share repurchase program), BLDP +2.4% (to launch FCmove-SC fuel cell), NVO +2.1% (oral semaglutide study results), FLR +2% (awarded a $2.05 bln modification to previously awarded Navy contract), COHR +0.7% (unveils next-gen WaveAnalyzer and WaveShaper), GNTY +0.7% (declares special dividend of $2.30/sh; merger approval), ACI +0.5% (Chair of the Board to retire, names replacement), ZETA +0.4% (announces new GEO offering), BMO +0.2% (CFO to retire, names new CFO), AAPL +0.1% (explores possibility of building foldable iPhone in Taiwan, according to Nikkei)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: CBRL -9.4% (also authorizes new $100 mln share repurchase program), SGHC -5.3%, NUE -5%, WYFI -1.2%, NRG -0.6%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: TPG -7.7% (Blackstone and TPG reconsiding potential takeover of HOLX, according to Bloomberg), RCAT -7.5% (stock offering), ALMU -6.7% (stock offering), ARVN -3.9% (provides update on PFE collaboration, cost optimization, 15% workforce reduction, $100 mln share repurchase auth), VOR -2% (presentation of phase 3 Myasthenia study), HOLX -1.2% (Blackstone and TPG reconsiding potential takeover of HOLX, according to Bloomberg), IDCC -0.2% (increases dividend), CWAN -0.2% (enhances alternative assets solution), BC -0.1% (consolidation of its fiberglass boat manufacturing ops), BX -0.1% (Blackstone and TPG reconsiding potential takeover of HOLX, according to Bloomberg)