After Hours Summary: DFS -7.9%, AA -2.3%, FUL -1.8% lower on earnings; BTU +5.4% will join S&P SmallCap 600; RAMP +9.3% higher on guidance and deal to acquire Habu; PLUG -15.2% lower on ATM to sell shares
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: RAMP +9.3% (guides Q3 revenue above consensus; also to acquire Habu)
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: BTU +5.4% (to join S&P SmallCap 600), IMTX +3.2% (stock offering), OKE +1.9% (increases dividend and authorizes $2 bln share repurchase program), VOR +1.3% (doses first AML patient with VCAR33 and provides corporate update), FLNC +1.1% (surpasses 20 GWh of deployed and contracted storage systems globally), BHP +0.5% (provides operational review for 2H23), DHT +0.3% (provides business update, improving its estimated cash break-even levels), GTLB +0.3% (announces the GitLab Duo Pro add-on), FAST +0.1% (increases dividend), CAAP +0.1% (reports Dec traffic)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: DFS -7.9%, BTMD -6.5% (lowers Q4 guidance; also to acquire Asteria Health), TALO -5.1% (guides Q4 in-line, also commences $300 mln stock offering), WTFC -3.2%, SNV -2.4%, AA -2.3%, FUL -1.8%, KMI -0.4%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: PLUG -15.2% (enters into ATM sales agreement to sell up to $1 bln in shares), ELF -2.4% (to join S&P MidCap 400), COF -2% (in sympathy with weak DFS earnings), MRCY -1.5% (names new COO; also simplifies organizational structure; also 100 job cuts), WGO -1.3% ($300 mln convertible notes offering), VRDN -0.6% (commences stock offering), BROS -0.1% (to expand operations at its Phoenix office), NFLX -0.1% (NFLX not planning to launch app for AAPL's Vision Pro headset, according to Bloomberg), AAPL -0.1% (NFLX not planning to launch app for AAPL's Vision Pro headset, according to Bloomberg), NDAQ -0.1% (reports December volumes)