Check out the companies that make headlines in their listing deals. Supermicrocomputer – Stocks soared 21% after the listing deadline for tech companies with Nasdaq, reporting their latest fiscal year financial results to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company said it has “regained the Nasdaq’s fill requirements.” General Motors – Stocks announced a 25% increase in its quarterly dividend to 15 cents per share, with a shareholding ratio of nearly 4%. The automaker also launched a $6 billion stock buyback program, with a second-quarter buyback price of $2 billion. Anheuser-Busch inbev – Beermaker shares rose more than 8% after defeating revenue rates in the fourth quarter. Anheuser-Busch Inbev earns 88 cents per share, excluding items, which is more than analysts’ estimates of 69 cents per share, according to FactSet. The revenue of $14.84 billion exceeded the expectations of $14.18 billion. Even though sales fell by 1.9%, revenue and base profit rose year by year. Stellantis – The automaker fell 3% after reporting a 70% decline in full-year profits. Stellantis recorded a net profit of €5.5 billion in 2024, which is estimated at 6.4 billion according to consensus estimates from analysts voted by LSEG. Lowe’s – House Renovation stocks were nearly 4% higher in revenue from posting earnings and revenue in the fourth quarter. Lowe’s revenue per share was $18.55 billion in the last quarter, surpassing $1.84 and $18.29 billion in revenue, respectively, which forecasts LSEG’s analyst forecasts. Lowe said total sales throughout the year could lead to moderate growth. Lucid Group-The electric car maker’s shares fell 8% on the company’s share price, the company said it expects to produce more than two cars to 20,000 this year. Lucid reported a narrower loss in the fourth quarter that exceeded expectations. The company also said CEO Peter Rawlinson has resigned. Alibaba – The U.S. stock, headquartered in China, comes about 5% after Alibaba says it can use its AI video generation model for free. Alibaba said four models in its WAN2.1 series will be available on Alibaba Cloud’s model range and embrace surface platform. Working Days – Stocks total nearly 11%. The financial and human resources software maker reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.92 in the fourth quarter, higher than the LSEG analyst poll expects profit of $1.78 per share. Revenue was $2.21 billion, exceeding $2.18 billion consensus estimates. Instacart – Grocery Delivery Platform over 8% pigeons. Instacart reported revenue in the fourth quarter was $883 million, down from LSEG’s $891 million estimate. The company expects adjusted EBITDA for the quarter to be between $220 million and $230 million, down from the fact that it predicts $237.1 million. Cava Group – Stocks of catering companies rose nearly 4% after $224 million in the fourth quarter revenue of $227 million. However, due to weak demand, quarterly earnings lost analyst estimates and their annual same-store sales forecasts are below estimates. Intuit – Second-quarter fiscal earnings exceeded expectations for tax software stocks rose 8%. Intuit received an adjusted $3.32 per share of $3.96 billion in revenue, while analysts conducted by LSEG had $2.58 per share on revenue of $3.83 billion. Dlocal – Uruguay payment platform’s U.S. listed stocks increased by 6% after JPMorgan’s upgrade, from neutral to overweight. JPMorgan said the stock is at an attractive entry point, with lower expectations and greater growth paths. Confluent – Data Streaming Stocks added 4% after UBS’ upgrade, purchased from neutral. UBS cites optimistic customer outlook and potential upside space related to AI as some drivers for the phone. Lumen Technologies – Stocks gained more than 6% from Tuesday’s closing price after Citi upgraded the telecom company to buy/high risk means more than 45% upside. TJX Company – Discount retailers rose nearly 3% after exceeding earnings expectations for fiscal year 4. Marshall and household goods parents earned $1.23 per share, beating consensus forecasts by LSEG voted analysts at 7 cents per share. TJX also recorded $16.35 billion in revenue, Wall Street’s $16.2 billion forecast. – CNBC’s Yun Li, Lisa Kailai Han, Pia Singh, Michelle Fox, Sarah Min and Jesse Pound contributed reports
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