Equities for a number of companies shifted in after-hours trading as quarterly reports and strategic announcements landed with investors.
Applied Materials (AMAT)
Applied Materials advanced 4.5% after reporting results that topped analyst expectations for both profit and revenue. The supplier also raised its Q3 outlook, projecting earnings and sales well above Wall Street’s then-current estimates, a combination that helped drive the share rally.
Figma (FIG)
Figma rose about 10% following a first-quarter report in which the company beat EPS estimates by $0.04 and exceeded revenue expectations. The stock move reflected investor approval after the company boosted its full-year revenue forecast substantially above consensus.
Papa John’s (PZZA)
Papa John’s shares climbed 7.8% on news that Nadeem Bajwa, the chain’s largest U.S. franchisee, has joined Irth Capital’s $1.5 billion offer to take the company private. Bajwa, who operates nearly 300 locations, said he intends to make a "significant investment" as part of the bid, a development that could speed a sale process that has been under discussion over the last year.
DexCom (DXCM)
DexCom’s stock rose 5% after the company disclosed a strategic cooperation agreement with activist investor Elliott Investment Management. The deal includes a commitment to add two new independent directors, a governance and oversight move timed ahead of DexCom’s 2026 Investor Day.
DLocal Limited (DLO)
DLocal fell 4% after missing first-quarter earnings estimates, reporting EPS of $0.14 versus the expected $0.17. Although revenue marginally exceeded consensus, the earnings shortfall combined with unchanged forward guidance failed to bolster investor confidence.
StoneCo (STNE)
StoneCo shares jumped 7% as the market focused on revenue that beat expectations, reporting R$3.58 billion, even though the company recorded a slight bottom-line miss. The positive price reaction suggested investors were prioritizing the company’s continued top-line growth and market share gains in the Brazilian fintech market.
This after-hours session reflected a mix of earnings-driven moves, guidance reactions and strategic governance developments that affected semiconductor equipment, software, healthcare devices, payments and consumer restaurant names.