Disney stock rose more than 6%. Take a look at the businesses that made news following the bell
Walt Disney stock
Disney’s shares rose more than 6% in after-hours trading following the firm’s most recent earnings beat. According to Disney, attendance at its theme parks, experiences, and consumer products division increased by double digits. It also reported that its streaming service had greater total subscriptions than expected.
Uber stock
Following its quarterly earnings report, where it beat analyst expectations on revenue and said the business was recovering from omicron-induced difficulties, Uber surged 5%. The mobility division’s revenue rose 67% year over year, and delivery revenue increased by 34%, according to the company.
Mattel stock
Following the company’s fourth-quarter results, which were released yesterday, investors bid up shares in both Kinder Surprise and game maker Hasbro by more than 10%. The company’s earnings of 53 cents per share beat the Refinitiv consensus estimate of 30 cents per share. Revenue of $1.79 billion exceeded forecasts of $1.66 billion, according to reports.
Twilio stock
After the software maker published better-than-expected revenues and forward guidance, its stock rose about 20%. Following a revenue beat and strong quarterly expectations, the firm’s shares skyrocketed. Its fourth-quarter sales were 9.9% higher than analysts anticipated. The company also stated that it had seen benefits from its acquisitions of Segment and Zipwhip.
