Check out the companies that make headlines in their listing deals. Coca-Cola – Soda makers account for 3% after defeating Wall Street expectations in the fourth quarter. Coca-Cola’s revenue was $11.54 billion, adjusted to 55 cents per share, while LSEG voted analysts forecast earnings of 52 cents per share and $10.68 billion in revenue. Dupont de Nemours – Shares rose 5% after chemical companies’ top performance Wall Street expectations in the fourth quarter. Dupont’s adjusted revenue was $1.13 per share, with revenue of $3.09 billion. That exceeded 98 cents per share, with analysts surveyed by LSEG expecting analysts to earn $3.07 billion. Automation – The stock rose about 1% after auto retailers achieved better results in the fourth quarter. The company reported adjusted revenue of $4.97 per share on revenue of $7.21 billion, while LSEG’s analyst revenue of $4.26 per share on revenue of $680 billion. Shopify-Commercial stocks fell 3%. Although the company reported $2.81 billion in the fourth quarter, revenue exceeded the $2.73 billion estimate from analysts surveyed by FactSet. General Energy – Energy storage fell 41% after the company reported that the fiscal first-quarter losses were greater than expected. Coulen said it lost 32 cents per share, while analysts surveyed through the fact set expect a drop of only 19 cents per share. The company’s revenue was $186.8 million, well above the consensus forecast of $362.5 million. Lattice Semiconductor – Stocks soared 14% after revenue surpassed Wall Street forecasts. The chipmaker’s ticket price is $117.4 million, higher than the consensus estimate of analysts who voted by LSEG is $117.1 million. Astera Labs – Semiconductors’ performance fell 4.2% despite revenues in the fourth quarter than analysts who voted in the LSEG. The revenue guidance for the first quarter was also better than expected. Coty – The stock fell 2.5% after beauty products manufacturers reported second-quarter revenue and revenue lapses. Cody also expects the headwinds of foreign exchange to be heavy in the second half of this year. Corecivic – Private prison stocks shrank by 5% as the company’s full-year revenue guidance disappointed the streets. Corecivic told investors that annual earnings are expected to range between 48 cents and 61 cents per year. Although analysts surveyed by LSEG expect 82 cents per share. This masked a quarterly report that exceeded expectations. Steel Dynamics – Stocks rose 2% after KeyBanc upgraded U.S. steel producers to overweight, saying President Donald Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs will increase stocks. COMPASS – Stocks rose by 4.5% after the stock upgrade, saying the residential real estate agent said there was nearly 50% upside potential after the recent acquisition. SNAP – The social media platform relegated Guggenheim from purchases to neutral, thus pulling back 1.8% at a rate of 1.8%. Guggenheim said Snap’s investment plans could put pressure on profits. First Solar – Solar stocks rose nearly 2% after Ruisui upgraded the name to outperform the market. The Wall Street company said it has seen a significant improvement in its perception of sales outlook after 2026, and it believes concerns about the Trump administration’s negative impact on the industry are too high. – CNBC’s Jesse Pound, Sean Conlon, Sarah Min, Yun Li and Michelle Fox contributed the report.
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