Check out companies making headlines in after-hours trading: 5 or less – Discount retailer stocks added 2.5% against the backdrop of strong first-quarter financial results and second-quarter guidance. While an adjusted earnings of 86 cents per share is reported with revenue of $5571 million, analysts voted by LSEG sought 82 cents per share for $967 million. Five Chipman, the Chief Financial Officer, has also left the company. MONGODB – The database software maker’s stock rose almost 12% in after-hours trading. Mongodb has launched its top line and bottom line to raise its 2026 outlook. The company reported adjusted earnings of $1 per share against revenue of $549 million. Analysts voted by LSEG sought a profit of 66 cents per share on revenue of $528 million. Verint Systems – Consumer engagement platform providers have skyrocketed by nearly 19%. In the first quarter, Verint reported adjusted earnings of 29 cents per share with revenue of $208 million. This surpassed the $195 million revenue and 22 cents per share estimate of revenue. CyberArk Software – Cyberark’s stock, which offers software-based identity security solutions, lowered 2% 2030 after proposing $750 million in personal offerings in Convertible Senior Notes by 2030. PVHCorp. – Apparel Company’s shares have been affected on the ground after PVH’s stock slipped 6%, and then PVH reported an adjusted earnings of $2.30 per share, excluding items that beat the LSEG consensus estimate of $2.25 per share. Planet Labs – Satellite Image Company’s shares jumped 15%. Planet Labs posted its first-ever quarter aggressive free cash flow, appearing at $800,000. The first quarter results also won the LSEG consensus estimate. GREIF – After fiscal second quarter revenues were expected, the packaging company’s shares rose nearly 2%. Greif recorded an adjusted profit of $1.19 per share, while analysts voted by Factset expected $1.13 per share. However, quarterly revenues were weaker than expected, with the company bringing consensus estimates of $1.39 billion and $1.42 billion. – CNBC’s Darla Mercado and Sean Conlon contributed the report.
