Check out these companies that are creating quite a buzz in after-hours trading. Cal-Maine Foods saw a 4% rise in their share value, buoyed by the release of their latest quarterly figures. For the second quarter of fiscal 2025, they reported earnings of $4.47 per share on revenue of $954.7 million. This represents a striking 82% increase from the same period last year. These impressive numbers weren’t quite on the radar of Wall Street due to limited coverage.
AAR Corp also experienced a positive bump, with shares climbing roughly 4%. They surpassed Wall Street’s predictions with their fiscal second-quarter outcomes, reporting adjusted earnings of 90 cents per share and bringing in $686.1 million in revenue. According to FactSet, this outperformed the anticipated 85 cents per share and $654.2 million in revenue.
Meanwhile, AZZ saw its stock tick up by about 1% after unveiling third-quarter results that exceeded expectations. The metal-coatings company announced adjusted earnings of $1.39 per share on revenue totaling $403.7 million, outdoing the analyst estimates of $1.26 per share and $394.3 million in revenue, as anticipated by FactSet.
In contrast, Getty Images saw a dip, with shares dropping by 4%. This comes after an eventful regular trading session on Tuesday, where Getty made a significant leap of more than 24%, and Shutterstock jumped nearly 15% following the news of their $3.7 billion merger. Shutterstock’s stock remained relatively steady in after-hours trading.
