Check out the companies that make headlines for transactions outside of business hours. NVIDIA – Stocks in the artificial intelligence chip maker rose 5% after NVIDIA reported more than expected quarterly results. NVIDIA reported first-quarter adjusted earnings with analysts earnings per share of 96 cents on revenue of $440.6 billion, higher than estimates of 93 cents on revenue of $433.1 billion, according to LSEG. HP – The personal computing company’s shares fell 15%. HP shares disappointing guidance, predicting that its adjusted revenues for the third quarter will land between 68 cents and 80 cents per share. This is a 90 cents shortfall in the LSEG consensus estimate. Adjusted revenue for the second quarter also missed the mark. Salesforce – Shares in the sales and customer service software maker rose about 1% after posting better than expected first quarter results and lifting full year forecasts. Salesforce reported profits of $2.58 per share excluding items, while analysts voted by LSEG predicted $2.54 per share. The company’s revenues charged a consensus call from Beat Analysts of $9.83 billion at $9.75 billion. Veeva Systems – Cloud Solutions Company saw a 16% rise in stock. Veeva issued Rosy Guidance in the second quarter, with adjusted earnings ranging from $1.89 to $1.90 per share, with an LSEG consensus estimate of $1.79 per share. The company has also raised its full-year outlook. C3.AI – Enterprise Artificial Intelligence Software Company Poped 14% stake behind its powerful quarterly financial report. In the fourth quarter of the fourth quarter, C3.AI reported a loss of 16 cents per share, while analysts surveyed by LSEG predicted a loss of 20 cents per share. C3.AI’s revenue of $109 million over the period exceeded the consensus estimate of $108 million per LSEG. Pure Storage – The data management and storage company stock slipped about 3%. Pure Storage has reaffirmed its full-year revenue guidance. This slightly beat Wall Street’s expectations and came out at $3.515 billion, but Factset consensus estimates demanded $3.51 billion. CFO Kevan Krysler is also leaving the company. He is expected to remain purely kept until the company finds a successor. Agilent Technologies – Scientific Instruments manufacturers saw their shares rise by 6%. Adjusted revenue for the second quarter was $1.31 at $1.67 billion at $1.31 per share. Analysts were looking for $1.26 per share per fact set, with revenue of $1.63 billion. Sentinelone – Cybersecurity stock stocks plummeted more than 11%, hurting by the company’s inactive revenue and weak guidance. In the first quarter, Sentinelone reported 2 cents per share in adjusted revenues per LSEG, in line with analyst expectations. The company’s $229 million revenues were marginally won by a consensus estimate of $228 million. Looking ahead, Sentinelone said it expects its second quarter revenue to be $242 million, with analysts voted by LSEG expecting $245 million. – CNBC’s Darla Mercado contributed the report.
