General Motors-General Motors-General Motors-Shares rose 5% after the automaker said the carmaker would increase from 25% to 15 cents per share. GM also launched a $6 billion share buyback plan with a $2 billion plan in the second quarter. Anheuser-Busch Inbev – The world’s largest brewer stock skyrocketed about 9% after fourth quarter revenue and revenue beats. Quarterly Anheuser-Busch InBev posted adjusted earnings of 88 cents per share on revenue of $14.84 billion. Analysts voted by FactSet penciled in earnings per share at 69 cents and revenues of $141.8 billion. STELLANTIS – The automaker has reduced its full-year net profit of 5.5 billion euros under the 6.4 billion euros analyst voted by LSEG, down 4% by 4% after posting its full-year net profit of 2024. Home improvement retailers scored 3% in fourth quarter results that exceeded expectations. Lowe won $1.93 per share, adjusted against revenue of $18.555 billion. Analysts voted by LSEG had expected a profit of $1.84 per share against $182.9 billion in revenue. Blooming Brand – The shares plummeted 17% after Outback Steakhouse owners posted first-quarter and full-year revenue guidance, which was based on fact set consensus estimates. Advance Auto Parts – Autotive Parts Supplier plunged 14% after Advance Auto Parts predicted that the same store sales would fall by 2% in the first quarter, while Factset Consensus wanted a 0.7% drop . The company also expects first quarter revenue to be $2.5 billion, with an expected $2.62 billion. However, Advance Auto Parts provided a fourth quarter beat with adjusted losses and revenue. NRG Energy, GE Vernova – Shares of NRG Energy and Ge Vernova have popped nearly 11% and 7% respectively after announcing a new partnership with Kiewit. Intelligence use cases. Super Microcomputer – Shares rose 18% after the server company filed late financial statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Super Microcomputer was facing the prospect of delisting by the Nasdaq if it didn’t apply immediately. In a press release, the company said it has “regained compliance” for the current exchange. Workday – Finance and HR software makers added nearly 6% after fourth quarter revenue and revenue beats. Workday recorded an adjusted earnings of $1.92 per share, with LSEG consensus estimates falling at $1.78 per share. Revenue was $22.1 billion, an estimated $2.18 billion from analysts. Axon Enterprise – Stocks surged around 17% after Taser Maker reported fourth quarter results in beating expectations at the analysts’ top and bottom line. Axon won $2.08 per share in the last quarter, excluding items, while Factset Consensus was sought for $1.40 per share. The company’s $575 million revenue also surpassed forecasts at $566 million. Intuit – Tax software providers surged 12% in second quarter revenues as Wall Street-impressed revenues. Intuit won $3.32 per share, adjusted with revenue of $3.96 billion, but analysts voted by LSEG predicted it would be $2.58 per share and revenue of $3.83 billion. did. Flywire – Global settlement stocks plummeted more than 40% after the company reported fourth quarter mistakes on the top and bottom lines. Flywire also said it would cut around 10% of its current workforce under the new restructuring plan. AST SPACEMOBILE – Satellite manufacturers rose 10% after announcing contract awards to support US space development agencies through major contractors. The contract’s total revenue is expected to be $43 million. Applovin – Mobile software inventory fell 10% after the short seller released a short report on Wednesday by both Calper and Fuzzy Panda. In its report, Fuzzy Panda alleged that Applovin used tactics such as “advertising fraud” and had data stolen from the Meta platform. Health Insurance Company – Health Insurance Company shares fell low on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the House narrowly passed a Republican budget bill that cuts Medicaid spending. Shares in Molina Healthcare and Centene each fell by more than 7%. Lucid Group – The electric car maker saw more than 11% of its shares fall after news that CEO Peter Rawlinson has resigned. Lucid reported a narrower loss than expected in the fourth quarter, saying it is expected to produce more than double the vehicle production this year to 20,000 units. Instacart – The grocery delivery company’s stock reported weaker fourth quarter revenues than expected, and has slid 11% after issuing soft guidance this quarter. The company recorded fourth quarter revenue of $883 million, below the $891 million forecast by analysts voted on by FactSet. Meanwhile, Instacart expects a first-quarter adjusted EBITDA of between $220 million and $230 million, with less than the $237.1 million consensus forecast. Masu. Freeport-McMoran – US copper miners rose by about 5% after the White House launched a survey that could impose tariffs on imported copper. Southern Copper and Global X Copper Miners ETFs (COPX) are each advanced by more than 2%. Brinks Co. – Armored vehicles and cash processing companies won 2%. According to FactSet, fourth quarter revenue per share excluding items was $2.12 per share, excluding top estimates of $1.89 per share. The $1.26 billion revenue defeated the $1.25 billion consensus. – CNBC’s Sean Conlon, Michelle Fox, Alex Hurling, Fred Inbert, Yun Lee, Jesse Pound and Scott Schnipper contributed the report.
