Check out the companies that make headlines for transactions outside of business hours. Arista Networks – Cloud Computing Stock stocks slid 7%. First quarter revenues slightly beat LSEG’s consensus estimates to reach $200 billion compared to the expected $1.97 billion in streets. Adjusted earnings also beat the estimates, landing at 65 cents per share, compared to analysts who had 59 cents per share. Super Micro Computer – Share slides about 5% after server makers missed expectations for the third fiscal quarter and weakened their current three-month outlook. Super Micro reported revenue of $4.6 billion, 31 cents per share, excluding items. Analysts voted by LSEG called for revenue of 50 cents per share, $5.42 billion. Advanced Micro Devices – Chipmakers surged nearly 4% in the background of revenue reports stronger than first quarter forecasts. AMD reported 96 earnings per share, with the exception of items, earnings of $7.444 billion, while analysts supplied pencils at 94 cents per share and $7.13 billion, respectively. Wynn Resorts – Casino Operator’s shares fell 2%. Adjusted revenue for the first quarter was $1.07 per share with revenue of $1.7 billion. The results did not reach an LSEG consensus estimate of $1.19 per share in earnings and $1.74 billion in revenues. Electronic Arts – Video Game Publishers rose 5% by 5% after adjustable revenue for the fourth quarter surpassed Wall Street estimates. The company posted adjusted revenues, also known as reservations, for $1.8 billion, but analysts voted by LSEG sought $1.56 billion. Electronic Arts has also published a strong forecast for its 2026 booking guidance. Sarepta Therapeutics – Bioharmaceutical Stock has dropped by 23%. Despite first-quarter revenue coming ahead of LSEG’s consensus forecast, the company said it faced headwinds over the period and cut its full-year revenue guidance. Upstart Holdings – Stocks in the artificial intelligence lending market fell 17%. The company has issued revenue guidance for this quarter and full year, just slightly above Wall Street estimates. However, Upstart beat analyst expectations on both lines in the first quarter. – CNBC’s Darla Mercado contributed report
