Try the businesses making headlines after the bell on Monday:
Mosaic — Shares of the fertilizer maker dipped greater than 3% in prolonged buying and selling after the corporate’s first-quarter outcomes have been launched. Mosaic earned 57 cents per share excluding objects on $2.3 billion in income. Analysts surveyed by FactSet have been anticipating the corporate to earn 54 cents per share on $2.26 billion in income.
XPO Logistics — XPO Logistics slid 1.8% regardless of the corporate beating high and backside line estimates in the course of the first quarter. The logistics options identify earned $1.46 per share excluding objects, in comparison with the anticipated 97-cent per share revenue analysts surveyed by Refinitiv have been anticipating. Income got here in at $4.77 billion, forward of the anticipated $4.33 billion.
Beneath Armour — Shares of the retailer briefly gained greater than 1% after the corporate stated it has entered right into a settlement with the SEC over disclosure failures. Beneath Armour stated in a press release that it has agreed to pay a civil financial penalty of $9 million, along with different non-monetary settlement phrases.
ZoomInfo Applied sciences — ZoomInfo Applied sciences climbed 1.9% on the again of the corporate’s first-quarter earnings. The software-as-a-service firm earned 13 cents per share for the interval, excluding objects, whereas posting income of $153.3 million. Analysts surveyed by FactSet have been anticipating the corporate to earn 10 cents per share and report gross sales of $145.5 million.
SmileDirectClub — Shares of the teledentistry firm dropped 6.9% after the agency stated it skilled a methods outage final month because of a cybersecurity incident, which can have a “materials influence” on its second-quarter outcomes.
Domtar Company — Shares jumped 16% following a report from Bloomberg that Paper Excellence is exploring taking the corporate non-public. The report cites individuals accustomed to the matter.
Disclosure: NBC Nightly Information investigated SmileDirectClub’s buyer complaints in February. The corporate accused NBC Common of publishing false details about the corporate and is in search of $2.85 billion for defamation.
—CNBC’s Yun Li contributed reporting.
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