After Hours Summary: HPE -9.4% on strategic overview and guidance; JBHT +11.2% higher on earnings; UAL -2.2% lower on earnings
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: JBHT +11.2%, BANR +3.8%, EPAC +3.6%, PNFP +3.2%, SNV +1.4%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: NVA +2.6% (5-for-1 forward ADS split), SEI +1.6% (names new co-CEO), AIR +1.3% (to become authorized service center for ETN aerospace customers across EMEA), RUM +1% (RUM and Perplexity introduce subscription bundle), WHF +0.9% (declares a special distribution of $0.035/sh), AGNC +0.2% (AGNC and ICE launch three indices), SAND +0.2% (Sup Ct of British Columbia grants final order for SAND RGLD merger), MMSI +0.1% (to acquire C2 CryoBalloon), DD +0.1% (Board approves previously announced separation of Qnity Electronics), ATGE +0.1% (to partner with Google to launch new AI credentials program)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: MMLP -8.7%, REXR -2.8%, UAL -2.2%, FR -1.2%, TFIN -0.5% (also authorizes new $30 mln share repurchase program), SLG -0.4% (also acquires properties), HOMB -0.1%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: HYPR -20.5% (stock offering, provides guidance), SATL -12.8% (stock offering), HPE -9.4% (provides strategic overview; to merge segments; to increase dividend 10% in FY26, increases buyback auth by $3 bln, long yrtm guidance), DFLI -8.1% (stock offering; also stockholders approve incentive plan increase), BDX -5.8% (CFO to step down, provides guidance), TGB -4.5% ($150 mln bought deal financing), BITF -4% ($300 mln convertible notes offering), ZION -2.9% (to charge off $50 mln of loans following review), RGLD -1.8% (Sup Ct of British Columbia grants final order for SAND RGLD merger), CRSP -1.1% (files for $600 mln common share offering), GHI -0.6% (files for $200 mln mixed securities shelf offering), ICE -0.5% (AGNC and ICE launch three indices), RIG -0.5% (provides fleet update), CBSH -0.1% (FineMark shareholders approve merger), MMS -0.1% ($31 mln contract win)