After Hours Summary: EHIC +6.6%, TIVO +4.7%, NMBL +2.0%, VNET -9.9%, WDAY -7.7% following earnings/guidance
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: EHIC +6.6%, TIVO +4.7%, NMBL +2.0%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: EOX +67.0% (co elected not to proceed with public offering of common stock; reiterates previously announced 2015 guidance for CapEx of $65 mln), RSYS +20.1% (announced follow-on order of ~$11 mln for MediaEngine product from a large Asian carrier), XBIT +11.5% (announced it has successfully isolated and cloned an anti-Ebola product candidate using its True Human antibody discovery platform), NSPH +7.9% (Perella Weinberg Partners Capital Management disclosed 9.3% passive stake in 13G filing; SWK Holdings Corporation disclosed 6.4% passive stake in 13G filing), OXGN +6.5% (announced issuance of a U.S. patent for OXi4503 in acute myeloid leukemia), TIVO +4.7% (acquired Cubiware, a provider of cost-effective software solutions for emerging market Pay-TV operators; co also reported earnings), HA +3.7% (to replace OZRK in the S&P SmallCap 600), HRL +3.3% (to acquire prepared meats provider Applegate, for $775 mln; with expected EPS accretion of $0.07-0.08/share in 2016), ZSPH +2.3% (submitted an NDA to the U.S. FDA for ZS-9, to treat Hyperkalemia), YELP +1.3% (Eminence Capital discloses 5.1% passive stake in 13G filing), WB +1.1% (disclosed it has agreed to invest $142 mln in Didi Taxi and Kuaidi Taxi in their latest round of equity financing)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: VNET -9.9%, WDAY -7.7%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: COT -4.1% (announced a bought-deal offering to underwriters led by CIBC and Barclays, of 14.1 mln common shares at $9.25/share, for proceeds of ~$130.4 mln), VPCO -3.3% (received deficiency letter from Nasdaq), PLAY -2.1% (announced a secondary offering of 8.5 mln shares of common stock, by selling stockholders), FEYE -1.6% (announced a $600 million convertible notes offering)