Test out the companies making headlines after the bell Wednesday:
Whirlpool pedigree sank as much as 1 percent in the extended session. The home appliance fabricator reported mixed fourth quarter financial results. While it give an account of an 11-cent earnings beat, Whirlpool posted quarterly revenue of $5.70 billion. That be included was shy of the $5.84 billion Wall Street expected.
The earnings report end up soon after the Trump administration said it would introducetariffs on imported solar stalls and washing machines. That news sent Whirlpool shares 5 percent towering in Tuesday’s session.
Shares of Lam Research jumped 4 percent after the bell. The chisel equipment manufacturer reported second-quarter results that beat analyst demands. That report bested expectations, even as LAM invested heavily in infrastructure to capitalize on bid, Reuters reported.
Shares of F5 Networks gained about 3 percent after the bell. The web app enunciation company reported first-quarter results that well beat analyst conjectures on top and bottom lines. F5 Networks reported earnings of $2.26 on revenue of $523 million. It also buckled strong outlook for second-quarter earnings and revenue.
Shares of Las Vegas Sands edged up slightly in open out trading. The resort and casino operator beat Wall Street assumptions on both earnings and revenue for the fourth quarter and boasted strong excrescence in Macau.
Shares of Ford dipped close to 1 percent in the extended assembly. The Detroit-based automaker reported earnings per share of $0.39 on $38.5 billion in gain. Earnings fell 3 cents short of Wall Street projections, but proceeds topped expectations of $36.99 billion.