Check out the companies that make headlines before the bell. Rubrik – Data Management Inventory was 18.5%. Rubrik beat Wall Street expectations, recording an adjusted loss of 18 cents per share in the fourth quarter. This was narrower than the 39 cent loss expected from the analysts LSEG voted for. The company also reported revenue of $258 million, surpassing its consensus estimate of $133 million. Chipotle Mexican Grill – Stock rose by about 2% after receiving an upgrade to purchase from Loop Capital. The company believes the recent pullback has created an attractive buying opportunity for investors, and the name is suitable for managing risks related to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Li Auto – The US Prime Minister’s shares of the Chinese electric vehicle maker fell nearly 6% after recording a decline in net profit in the fourth quarter. The company’s delivery has increased by 20% in the latest financial quarter, reflecting the impact of price reductions on overall revenue. Ulta Beauty – Beauty retailers rose 7% after fourth quarter results exceeded expectations. Ulta’s revenues are $8.46 per share, with an LSEG consensus estimate of $7.12 per share. Its revenue was $3.49 billion, an estimated $3.46 billion from analysts. However, the company has issued year-round guidance. Docusign – High-tech inventory jumped over 9% after quarter results broke estimates for the top and bottom lines. Docusign reported an adjusted earnings of 86 cents per share with revenue of $776 million. According to LSEG, analysts had expected 85 cents with earnings per share and revenue of $761 million. Pagerduty – After Pagerduty reported strong revenue and announced its stock repurchase program, the data company’s shares won 4.8%. Pagerduty recorded an adjusted profit of 22 cents with fourth quarter revenue of $121.4 million, while analysts voted by LSEG expected revenue of $120 million to 16 cents per share. SEMTECH – Semiconductor companies rose 12.1% shortly after better than expected revenue with strong guidance for the fourth and current quarter. Semtech reported a profit of 40 cents excluding items, with revenue of $251 million. Meanwhile, analysts voted by LSEG expected to earn $249 million, at 32 cents per share. – Reported by CNBC’s Sean Conlon, Jesse Pound and Michelle Fox.
