Stocks making the biggest moves after the bell: H&R Block, Cava, Stride and more

Check retired the companies making headlines successful extended trading.

H&R Block — The taxation preparer roseate astir 5.9% aft posting quarterly net per stock of $2.05 that bushed Wall Street's expectations of $1.88, according to Refinitiv. H&R Block reported $1.03 cardinal successful revenue, portion analysts expected $1.01 billion. The institution besides accrued its quarterly dividend 10.3% to $0.32 from $0.29 and raised its full-year guidance.

Cava — Shares of the Mediterranean edifice concatenation precocious 4.3% aft hours pursuing a second-quarter net study that topped statement estimates. The fast-casual concatenation posted $172.9 cardinal successful revenue, exceeding analysts' expectations of $163.2 million, according to FactSet. Earnings per stock came to $0.21, portion analysts surveyed by FactSet had forecast a nonaccomplishment of $0.02.

AgEagle Aerial Systems — Shares climbed 3% aft the doorbell pursuing the institution reporting a smaller nonaccomplishment per stock successful the 2nd 4th than it did successful the aforesaid 4th a twelvemonth ago. AgEagle reported a nonaccomplishment of 5 cents per share, 2 cents little than successful 2022. But the institution reported a smaller quarterly gross than a twelvemonth agone astatine $3.3 million.

Mercury Systems — The defence banal dropped 10.4% aft missing Wall Street expectations for the fiscal 4th quarter. Mercury reported nett of 11 cents per share, excluding items, connected gross of $263.2 million. Analysts surveyed by FactSet estimated 52 cents earned per stock and gross of $278.8 cardinal for the quarter. The company's full-year guidance likewise missed FactSet statement forecasts.

Stride — Shares popped 8.9% aft the acquisition exertion banal delivered a better-than-expected study successful its fiscal 4th quarter. GAAP net per stock of $1.01 topped the statement estimation from analysts polled by FactSet by 14 cents, portion gross of $483.5 cardinal besides exceeded the forecast $460.7 million.