After‑Hours Stock Movers Overview

Netflix reported second‑quarter earnings that narrowly beat expectations, delivering earnings per share of $0.80 on revenue of $12.56 billion. However, its forward guidance for the third quarter fell short of Wall Street forecasts, with projected revenue of $12.86 billion and EPS of $0.82. The guidance miss, combined with the company’s shift away from reporting regular quarterly membership numbers, pressured the stock, which slid 7.5% in after‑hours trading.

Intuitive Surgical posted a solid second‑quarter performance, posting EPS of $2.80 on revenue of $2.89 billion, comfortably beating estimates. Despite the strong quarter, management lowered its full‑year outlook, indicating that da Vinci procedure growth is expected to be near the midpoint of its 13.5%‑15.5% range and that operating expenses are projected to rise 11%‑13%. A 1.0% tariff drag on gross‑profit margins was also highlighted. The revised outlook triggered a 10% decline in the share price after the market close.

Alcoa’s second‑quarter results missed consensus expectations on both the top and bottom lines. The aluminum producer recorded EPS of $2.12, falling $0.20 short of forecasts, and generated revenue of $3.97 billion. Soft aluminum pricing and lingering global manufacturing headwinds continued to pressure margins, leading to a 4% drop in the stock during after‑hours trading.

REGENXBIO announced a $100 million underwritten public offering of its common stock. The offering includes a 30‑day option for underwriters to purchase up to an additional 15% of the shares, raising concerns about near‑term dilution for existing shareholders. The news prompted the biotech’s shares to plunge 12% in after‑hours trading.

The Coca‑Cola Company saw its shares dip 1% after reporting a cybersecurity incident at its subsidiary fairlife, LLC. The ransomware attack resulted in unauthorized third‑party access to a portion of the subsidiary’s production‑related and administrative systems. While the immediate financial impact was described as minor, the market remains sensitive to any potential supply‑chain disruptions.

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