After the bells, check out the companies that made headlines: Online travel companies jumped 3% after fourth-quarter results exceeded analyst expectations. Adjusted earnings were $41.55 per share and revenue was $5.47 billion. Analysts earned $36.03 per share, and earned $5.18 billion per share. Akamai Technologies – Cloud computing volume fell by more than 6% after the company directed its first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates, which were lower than analysts’ expectations. In the quarter, Akamai believed adjusted earnings ranged from $1.54 to $1.59, with revenues of $1 billion to $1.02 billion. Analysts called for revenue per share of $1.65 per share, with revenue of $1.045 billion. Dropbox – Stocks fell nearly 6%. The cloud storage company said its non-GAAP gross margin was 83.1% in the fourth quarter, which matched analyst expectations for each StreetAccount. Dropbox reported adjusted revenue and revenue, beating Wall Street’s forecast. Rivian Automotive – EV manufacturers’ stock rose more than 3%. Rivian lost 46 cents per share in the fourth quarter, narrower than the 65 cents a share that analysts sought. Revenue also exceeded expectations, falling to $1.73 billion, compared with Wall Street’s estimated at $1.4 billion. Levian expects fewer deliveries in 2025 than last year. Block – Fintech stocks reported adjusted revenue of 71 cents per share in the fourth quarter, with revenue of $6.03 billion. This missed analysts’ expectations for revenue of 87 cents per share, with revenue of $6.29 billion. Sprout Farmers Market – Stocks fell 2% despite the organic supermarket chain releasing revenue and revenue beats for the fourth quarter. Sprout also predicts first-quarter and full-year earnings above the LSEG consensus estimate. Insulet – Stocks fell by 6%. Manufacturers of insulin delivery systems require revenue growth of 22% to 25% in the first quarter, covering analyst estimates of 23.1%, which is 23.1% for each fact set. However, the fourth quarter results exceeded expectations from the top and bottom line. Celsius Holdings – Energy beverage companies soared 28% in expansion deals. Celsius earned $332 million in the fourth quarter, with adjusted revenue of 14 cents per share, higher than analysts’ expectations for 11 cents per share and $326 million per share, respectively bit LSEG. The company also said it reached an agreement to acquire Alani nutrition in cash and stock trading. COPART – Used car auction stocks rose 1% after Copart released 40 cents per share in the fourth quarter, surpassing the 37 cents per share of analysts surveyed by FACTSET. Copart’s $1.16 billion revenue this quarter also exceeded an estimated $1.13 billion. – CNBC’s Darla Mercado contributed the report.
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