Boot Barn has experienced a 7% decrease in its stock price after issuing light revenue and earnings guidance for the full year. The company expects earnings to range between $4.55 and $4.85 per share, falling behind a FactSet estimate of $5.16 per share. Despite this, Boot Barn managed to surpass quarterly estimates on both the top and bottom lines. Nextracker, a solar technology company, saw an 8% increase in its stock price after posting $737 million in revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter, beating an LSEG estimate of $682 million. The company’s full-year revenue guidance was in line with estimates.
Nu Holdings, a Brazil-based digital banking platform, experienced a modest 1% increase in its stock price after reporting first-quarter adjusted net income and revenue that exceeded estimates. The company reported $2.7 billion in revenue, surpassing a FactSet consensus estimate of $2.16 billion. On the other hand, dLocal, a Uruguayan financial tech company, saw a more significant decrease in its stock price of over 18% due to disappointing quarterly results. DLocal reported earnings of 6 cents per share on $184.4 million in revenue, falling short of analyst expectations of 12 cents per share on $189.8 million in revenue.
Prestige Consumer Healthcare, the maker of Dramamine and Clear Eyes, experienced a 7% decrease in its stock price after issuing weak guidance for the full year. The company expects full-year earnings to range between $4.40 and $4.46 per share, falling short of analyst expectations of $4.65 per share. Additionally, the company’s fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted earnings and revenue also came in below consensus estimates. These companies making headlines after the bell have seen mixed reactions in their stock prices based on their financial performance and guidance going forward. Investors will likely continue to monitor these companies closely for any further developments that could impact their stock performance in the future.
