Bumble (NASDAQ:BMBL) – The dating and
networking app reported a Q2 profit of $37.7 million (22 cents per
share), beating the expected 15 cents, but its revenue was $268.6
million, below the $273 million forecast. For 2024, the company
projects revenue growth of 1% to 2%, below the previous
expectations of 8% to 11%. Shares fell 35.7% pre-market.
Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD) – The
global media and entertainment company reported a Q2 loss of 36
cents per share, above the expected 22 cents, with revenue of $9.7
billion, below the $10.07 billion forecast. The company announced a
$9.1 billion write-down. Streaming added 3.6 million subscribers,
totaling 103.3 million. Shares fell 9.7% pre-market.
Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) – The mobile app
distribution platform reported Q1 2025 revenue of $118 million, up
5% from the previous quarter but down 19% year-over-year. The GAAP
net loss was $25.2 million (25 cents per share), compared to a loss
of $8.4 million (8 cents per share) the previous year. Non-GAAP
adjusted net income was $7.3 million (7 cents per share), compared
to $18.2 million (18 cents per share) the previous year. Adjusted
EBITDA was $14.5 million, down 46% year-over-year. The 2025 revenue
forecast is $540-560 million, with adjusted EBITDA of $85-95
million. Shares rose 18.4% pre-market.
Zillow (NASDAQ:Z) – The real estate and
valuation platform reported adjusted Q2 earnings of 39 cents per
share, beating analysts’ estimates by 12 cents. Revenue of $572
million also exceeded the $538 million forecast.
Klaviyo (NYSE:KVYO) – The e-commerce marketing
automation company reported adjusted Q2 earnings of 15 cents per
share, while revenue reached $222 million, above analysts’
expectations of 10 cents per share and $212 million.
Dutch Bros (NYSE:BROS) – The coffee and
beverage chain raised its annual revenue forecast to between $1.215
billion and $1.23 billion, close to the $1.228 billion estimate by
LSEG. In Q2, Dutch Bros reported quarterly earnings of 19 cents per
share, beating the 13 cents estimate. Quarterly revenue was $324.9
million, up 30% year-over-year and 2.55% above expectations. The
company opened 36 new stores, with same-store sales up 4.1%. Shares
fell 20.2% pre-market.
Monster Beverage (NASDAQ:MNST) – Monster
Beverage reported Q2 net sales of $1.90 billion, below the $2.01
billion estimate. Earnings per share were 41 cents, lower than the
45 cents forecast. The weak performance reflected reduced consumer
spending and the impact of higher costs on essential items. Shares
fell 8.0% pre-market.
Beyond Meat (NASDAQ:BYND) – The plant-based
meat producer exceeded Q2 revenue expectations and raised its
annual forecast, driven by price increases and cost cuts. Net
revenue was $93.2 million, above the $87.8 million estimate, and
the margin rose to 14.7%. Beyond Meat reported a loss of 53 cents
per share, versus the expected 51 cents per share loss. The company
raised its annual revenue projection to between $320 million and
$340 million.
JFrog (NASDAQ:FROG) – The artifact management
platform projected Q3 earnings per share of 9 to 11 cents and
revenue of $105 million to $106 million, while analysts expected 14
cents per share and $108 million in revenue, according to LSEG. For
fiscal 2024, it expects $422-424 million, below analysts’
expectations. In Q2, JFrog reported earnings of 15 cents per share,
above the 14 cents estimate. Revenue was $103 million, slightly
below the $103.59 million forecast. Shares fell 28.1%
pre-market.
Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD) – Robinhood
reported Q2 earnings of 21 cents per share and record revenue of
$682 million, beating estimates of 16 cents per share and $640
million in revenue. Net income was $188 million, up from $25
million the previous year. The 2024 outlook is for strong growth,
highlighting subscriber increases and new products. Shares rose
3.1% pre-market.
Duolingo (NASDAQ:DUOL) – The language learning
app reported Q2 earnings of 51 cents per share, above the 32 cents
expected by LSEG analysts, and revenue of $178 million, $1 million
above expectations.
Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY) – Occidental
Petroleum exceeded Q2 forecasts with adjusted earnings of $1.03 per
share, above the 77 cents estimate. Revenue was $6.82 billion,
exceeding the $6.80 billion forecast. Production reached 1.26
million boepd, surpassing the 1.22 million the previous year. The
company maintained its production guidance for the year. Shares
rose 1.5% pre-market.
Marathon Oil (NYSE:MRO) – Marathon Oil reported
adjusted Q2 earnings of 63 cents per share, below the 69 cents
estimate. The company reported revenue of $1.71 billion, better
than the $1.70 billion analysts’ estimate. Revenue was impacted by
a 24.9% drop in natural gas prices, which fell to $1.42 per
thousand cubic feet. Total production fell to 393,000 boepd, with a
production peak expected in Q3.
Magnite (NASDAQ:MGNI) – The independent
sell-side advertising platform reported Q2 revenue of $162.9
million, up 7%. The net loss was $1.1 million, improving from the
previous $73.9 million loss. Adjusted EBITDA increased 20% to $44.7
million. Magnite projects annual growth of at least 10% in
Contribution ex-TAC and approximately 15% in adjusted EBITDA.
SolarEdge Technologies (NASDAQ:SEDG) – The
solar energy solutions company reported higher-than-expected Q2
revenue of $265 million compared to the $262 million estimate.
However, the adjusted Q2 loss of $1.79 per share was greater than
the $1.58 per share loss expected by LSEG analysts. Shares fell
7.3% pre-market.
Applovin (NASDAQ:APP) – The mobile monetization
and advertising platform reported Q2 earnings of 89 cents per
share, exceeding the 75 cents expected by LSEG analysts. Revenue of
$1.08 billion was in line with expectations, but the metric of
monthly active payers fell year-over-year. Shares rose 1.2%
pre-market.
HubSpot (NYSE:HUBS) – HubSpot reported Q2
adjusted earnings of $1.94 per share, beating the $1.64 estimate.
Revenue grew 20% year-over-year, reaching $637.2 million, above the
$619.28 million forecast. The company raised its annual outlook to
adjusted earnings of $7.64-7.70 per share and revenue of
$2.567-2.573 billion.
Fastly (NYSE:FSLY) – The content delivery
network issued a pessimistic full-year outlook. Fastly expects a
loss of 16 to 11 cents per share on revenue between $530 million
and $540 million, while analysts forecasted a loss of 11 cents per
share and $558 million in revenue, according to LSEG. The Q3
revenue forecast is $130-134 million, below the $140 million
expected. In Q2, Fastly had an adjusted loss of 7 cents per share,
better than the expected 8 cents. Revenue was $132.4 million, above
the $131.57 million forecast. Shares fell 18.6% pre-market.
Nextdoor Holdings (NYSE:KIND) – The social
network exceeded expectations with Q2 revenue of $63.3 million,
above the $58.3 million forecast. Adjusted EBITDA loss was $6
million, smaller than the $12.7 million estimate. The company
projected Q3 sales of $62 million, above analysts’ expectations of
$59.4 million.
Equinix (NASDAQ:EQIX) – The data center company
reported Q2 revenue of $2.16 billion, in line with analysts’
estimates. Adjusted core earnings were $1.04 billion, up 4% from
the previous quarter. For 2024, the company raised its adjusted
earnings forecast to $4.07-4.13 billion.
Viasat (NASDAQ:VSAT) – The satellite
communications and security company raised its 2025 fiscal year
revenue forecast, predicting steady or slightly upward growth due
to high demand for its connectivity solutions. In Q1, revenue rose
44% to $1.13 billion, beating the $1.08 billion estimate. The net
loss fell to $33 million, and communications and defense segment
revenue grew 48% and 37%, respectively.
Virgin Galactic (NYSE:SPCE) – Virgin Galactic
reported a loss of $4.36 per share, better than the estimated $4.98
loss. Revenue reached $4.22 million, surpassing the $3.34 million
forecast. Cash dropped to $182.3 million, about 50% less than last
year. Commercial flights with the Delta spaceship are expected to
begin in 2026, with tickets costing around $600,000 per seat. For
Q3, a negative free cash flow of $115-125 million is expected, with
a positive outlook in H2 2026.
McKesson (NYSE:MCK) – The pharmaceutical
distribution and services company reported Q2 revenue of $79.28
billion, 6% higher than the previous year but below the $82.53
billion estimate. Earnings per share were $7.00, with a net income
of $915 million. The quarterly dividend increased 15% to $0.71. The
2025 earnings per share forecast rose to $31.75-32.55, growing 16%
to 19%.
Sarepta Therapeutics (NASDAQ:SRPT) – The gene
therapy-focused biotech reported adjusted Q2 earnings of 44 cents
per share, exceeding the -13 cents estimate, but revenue was $362.9
million, below the $394.39 million forecast. For 2025, revenue is
projected at $2.9-3.1 billion, below the $3.241 billion
expectation.
Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) – Eli Lilly, whose stock
has dropped nearly 20% since July, will release financial results
on Thursday. Investors await updates on the Zepbound drug, facing
shortages and competition. Analysts expect Lilly to report $10
billion in quarterly sales and earnings of $2.74 per share,
according to FactSet. The company is expected to report $927
million in Zepbound sales and $2.4 billion in Mounjaro sales.
Shares fell 0.3% pre-market.
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