Check out the companies that make headlines in after-hour deals. Klaviyo – The software company soared almost 6% after its fourth quarter results exceeded Wall Street expectations. Klaviyo has revenue of $270 million, up from 6 cents per share and $257 million in revenue, with adjusted revenue of $270 million, up from $270 million per share, according to analysts surveyed by LSEG. 6 cents and $257 million in revenue. IMAX – Big Screen, High Resolution and Surround Sound Films are nearly 5% after weaker revenues in the fourth quarter. According to LSEG, IMAX’s revenue was $93 million per share of 27 cents per share, which was below consensus estimate of $28 cents per share, with revenue of $103 million. BioMarin Pharmaceutical – Stock earned more than 7% in over-expected fourth-quarter earnings when Biomarin earned 64 cents per share in $747 million in revenue, while analysts conducted by FACTSET reported $747 million in revenue Million income. Carvana – Used cars online market glides nearly 12%. Gross profit per unit of retail sales was $6,671 in the fourth quarter, not meeting the FACTSET consensus estimate of $6,851. However, earnings per share for the fourth quarter was 56 cents and revenue of $3.55 billion, the highest estimated. Tanger – Outlet mall operators rose more than 2% after high expectations for the fourth quarter on the street. Tanger’s revenue was $141 million, up from 20 cents a share, up from analysts’ expectations of $129 million. The company also predicts revenues over a full year exceed expectations. PALANTIR – Defense contractors fell another 1% after CEO Alex Karp adopted a new stock trading plan on Wednesday. The Washington Post also reported that the Pentagon has been ordered to prepare plans to cut the U.S. defense budget by 8% each year over the next five years. – CNBC’s Darla Mercado contributed the report.