Check out the companies making the biggest move at noon: Quanex Building Products – manufacturers of sun and refrigerated parts will reduce third quarter revenues by 13%, exceeding expectations. Quanex scored an adjusted 69 cents per share. The company also trimmed its 2025 guidance. Campbell’s – Food company stock continues to climb after Wednesday’s quarterly report. Stocks have grown more than 3%, bringing weekly profits to nearly 6%. That said, Campbell’s shares are down 19% per year as the company tackles cost pressures from tariffs. Caleres – Dr. Shoal’s parents jumped 9%. The catalyst was not clear, but the move comes one day after the company reported second quarter quarter figures. The result was that stocks fell nearly 5% on Thursday. Broadcom – The chipmaker jumped 9% after breaking both lines in the third fiscal quarter. The company also said its AI-related revenues skyrocketed by 63%. Lululemon Athletica – Athletic companies sank 18% after year-round guidance missed estimates. Lululemon expects revenues of between $12.77 and $12.97 per share. That’s well below the expected $14.45 per share expected by analysts voted by LSEG. There was also a shortage of full-year revenue guidance. Tesla – The electric car maker rose 2.8% after Proxyfiling detailed CEO Elon Musk’s new, lofty payment plan. If Musk meets the goals outlined, he will be awarded more than 423 million additional Tesla shares, further increasing his shares in the company. Guidewire Software – Shares skyrocketed over 18% after software companies in the real estate and victim insurance industry reported that they estimate fourth quarter revenue and revenue. GuideWire software reports adjusted revenue per share at 84 cents, surpassing its Share Share estimate of 63 cents per share. Revenue of $356.6 million exceeded the expected $337.8 million. UIPATH – Automation Platform Company recorded a second-quarter adjusted earnings of 15 cents per share against revenue of 14% of $332 million. Analysts voted by LSEG had expected an earnings of 8 cents per share against $347 million in revenue. ServiceTitan – Stocks skyrocketed more than 8% after the residential and commercial outdoor services business software platform reported second-quarter revenue of $242.1 million. Samsara – The stock has skyrocketed over 14% after Samsara reported that second quarter revenue and revenue would beat expectations. Dash Cam and GPS Company posted adjusted earnings of 12 cents per share. Revenues also exceeded an estimated $372.2 million. Building Holdings – Bills and Bills bouncing 89% after recording fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of 53 cents per share against revenue of $383.3 million. According to Factset, this exceeds forecasts of 41 cents per share earnings against $376.3 million in revenue. Docusign – Software inventory rose 4% after Docusign reported better than expected second quarter results and issued Rosy’s third and full-year outlook. The company reported adjusted earnings per share of 92 cents against revenue of $881 million. Analysts voted by LSEG were looking for profits of 84 cents per share and revenues of $780 million. COPART – Stocks fell 6% after an online car auctioneer recorded a $1.11 billion decline after an online car auctioneer recorded a weaker than expected revenue of $1.11 billion. Meanwhile, earnings of 41 cents per share exceeded the estimated earnings per share of 36 cents. – Reports by CNBC’s Michelle Fox, Alex Hurling, Sarah Minh and Christina Cheddarberg.
