Check out companies making headlines in after-hours trading: Mongodb – After Mongodb broke Wall Street expectations, the stake in the developer data platform company has won over 21%. The company reported adjusted earnings of one share per share, with revenue of $591 million, breaking an estimate of 66 cents per share against revenue of $556 million per LSEG. PVH – Apparel company saw its stock jump 5%. PVH reported revenue of $2.52 with revenue of $2.17 billion for the second quarter, with analysts surveyed by LSEG projecting a profit of $2.01 per share, with $2.12 billion for the period. OKTA – OKTA stock rose more than 4% after quarterly results and full-year forecasts rose above consensus expectations. The identity software maker posted adjusted earnings per share of 91 cents, while analysts voted by LSEG called for 84 cents. The $728 million revenue beat the expected $712 million. Okta co-founder and CEO Todd McKinnon told CNBC Tuesday that the results are “a lot better than we thought.” UnitedHealth – Health insurance company stock was slightly lower in extended transactions after Bloomberg reported that the Department of Justice was considering the company’s prescription management services, citing people familiar with the issue. This is separate from the Medicare claims investigation revealed by the company in July. NCINO – Cloud Solutions Provider beats expectations and leads the stock jump nearly 8% in after-hours trading. NCINO reported earnings of 22 cents per share, but with the exception of items, analysts voted by LSEG called for 14 cents per share. The $149 million revenue was $6 million higher than analysts’ consensus expectations. Kohl’s – Department Store stocks rose slightly in extended trading after lowering the trading session by 6.5%. Bloomberg reported that the company is asking vendors to spend more time resolving their invoices. While this kind of movement is not unusual for retailers, he said wire services will be at a difficult time for the industry. Kohl’s plans to report revenue before the market opens on Wednesday. Box – Box stock added about 4% to the back of the content management provider’s powerful quarterly results. Box won 33 cents per share with $294 million in revenue, excluding items, while analysts voted by LSEG expected a profit of 31 cents per share against $291 million in revenue. Box has also raised its full-year revenue estimates. The company’s chief executive said Box has seen strong momentum in its artificial intelligence business. – Report on contributions to CNBC’s Christina Cheddar-Berk.
Mongodb, Okta, PVH etc.
