Check out AST Spacemobile for the biggest travel day and night – satellite companies rose 11% after saying they plan to run 45-60 satellite launches by 2026. Mercury System – Defense contractors surged more than 24% after reporting fiscal fourth quarter results that beat analysts’ expectations. Mercury earned 47 cents per share, excluding certain items, with revenue of $273.1 million. Analysts voted by FactSet had expected a profit of 22 cents per share against $244 million in revenue. Hillenbrand – Industrial company stocks rose 15% on the back of results that surpassed third quarter expectations. The company won 51 cents per share with revenue of $598.9 million. Analysts were expecting a profit of 50 cents per share against $572.4 million in revenue. The company also raised the bottom edge of its full-year revenue guidance. SONOS – Regulators on Monday evening revealed that Thomas Conrad, CEO of the audio equipment manufacturer, bought 92,300 shares on Friday, urging the stock to jump more than 12%. Cardinal Health – Healthcare services companies dropped more than 6% in quarterly numbers. In the fourth quarter, the company reported revenues below analyst expectations, but revenues did not reach estimates. Gildan Activewear, Hanesbrands – After the Financial Times reported, T-shirt makers surged by more than 25%, citing people familiar with the issue, Hanesbrands said they were approaching a deal that Gildan would win for nearly $5 billion. Gildan Shares slid 5%. Sinclair – Shares have skyrocketed over 16% after Sinclair, one of the television station’s biggest owners, launched a strategic review of businesses that could result in venture business mergers or spin-offs. AG Holdings – Swiss Sportswear Company’s US stocks raised 8% in its reported second quarter revenue of CHF 749, surpassing expectations of CHF 705 million from analysts voted by LSEG. The company also hiked year-round revenue guidance. Celanese – The chemical maker smacked 11% after the company’s CEO said demand was still weak and uncertain, covering up its second quarter revenue beat. Bigbear.ai – IT Services Management Company has posted more than 23% after disappointing its second quarter results. Bigbear.ai lost 71 cents per share, exceeding the estimated 6 cents per share losses by analysts voted by Factset. Revenue of $32.5 million has provided a forecast of $40.6 million on the street. Circle Internet Group – Stablecoin Issuer reported a significant increase in revenue in its first quarter revenue as a public company. Inventory rose by more than 4%. Intel – President Donald Trump called for “success” after demanding CEO Rip Boo Tan resignation. Intel shares rose 3%. Semiconductor manufacturers are in the crosshairs of Trump, moving back and forth between approaches to CEOs. -CNBC’s Sean Conlong, Sarah Minh, Alex Hurling and Yun Lee contributed to this report.
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