After Hours Summary: HLIT +16.5%, AEHR +15.3%, IBTA +13.0%, FN +11.8%, LIFE +10.4%, AEIS +9.6%, LSCC +7.2% higher on earnings; CWH -11.0%, BMRN -5.1%, PPLI -4.8%, WAY -4.3%, PLTR -3.6%, AAPL -3.3%, BWXT -3.2% lower on earnings
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance:HLIT +16.5%, AEHR +15.3%, IBTA +13.0%, FN +11.8%, LIFE +10.4%, AEIS +9.6%, LSCC +7.2%, NBIX +6.6%, EVER +4.9%, PAY +4.1%, HLF +4.1%, ALSN +3.9%, VOYG +3.7%, CE +2.4%, CLX +2.3%, PS +2.1%, VNOM +2.0%, CC +1.4%, EQH +1.3%, KRYS +1.3%, VRTX +1.2%, CHKP +1.1%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news:CVGI +16.1% (Appoints David Ruppel president and CEO effective Nov. 9, succeeding retiring James Ray.), BE +3.3% (Signed a nonbinding MOU with California Resources to evaluate 1 GW-plus of fuel-cell power with carbon capture.), RRGB +2.0% (Reported preliminary third-quarter comparable restaurant revenue growth of 3.9% and delayed its 10-Q filing.), BIOA +1.7% (Retains $30 million upfront payment after Novartis terminated the BrainTransporter collaboration, recognizing the remainder as 2026 revenue.)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance:CWH -11.0%, BMRN -5.1%, PPLI -4.8%, WAY -4.3%, PLTR -3.6%, AAPL -3.3%, BWXT -3.2%, ON -2.8%, AESI -2.8%, FANG -2.4%, MSA -1.9%, CALX -1.7%, BSM -1.6%, VVX -1.4%, TEM -1.3%, NMFC -1.1%, CRC -1.0%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news:DRUG -6.5% (FDA placed Bright Minds’ planned U.S. Phase 2 BMB-101 DEE trial on partial clinical hold over toxicity and data concerns.), INGM -3.3% (Launches secondary offering of 11 million shares by its principal stockholder, alongside a planned 1 million-share repurchase.), GRND -2.0% (Completed PurposeMed acquisition for $250 million, plus up to $70 million contingent on 2027 performance targets.), ULCC -1.5% (Appointed Michael Delehant COO and promoted James Fenner to chief revenue officer as two senior vice presidents depart.), SR -1.4% (Filed a Missouri rate case seeking 11%-15% residential bill increases, with new rates expected next fall.), TLS -1.3% (Appoints Mark Griffin CEO, while longtime CEO John Wood transitions to executive chairman effective immediately.)