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Atlassian (TEAM) fell more than 15% after hours on November 5 as it forecast a roughly 14% drop in December-quarter data center revenue, according to CNBC.
Himax fell 24.5% in Thursday's morning session, per StockStory, after guiding fourth-quarter revenue down 22% to 26% on a sudden drop in automotive driver IC orders.
Monster and SoundHound slipped after hours, while Krispy Kreme raised its 2026 revenue guidance and Sony raised its full-year operating income forecast.
Gotrade News - Atlassian (TEAM) shares fell more than 15% in after-hours trading on Thursday, November 5, as the company forecast a roughly 14% drop in data center revenue for the December quarter, according to CNBC. Himax Technologies (HIMX) fell 24.5% in the morning session on weak fourth-quarter guidance, per StockStory.
The scorecard below lists the headline lines of each company's earnings report, taken from the releases each company published on November 5, 2026. Growth is year over year unless marked otherwise.
Regular-session close on November 5, 2026, New York time. Prices and changes: Yahoo Finance, cross-checked against the closing price on Nasdaq.com.
Atlassian Guides Fiscal Q2 Revenue to $1.825 Billion to $1.835 Billion
According to Atlassian's official release, fiscal first-quarter revenue rose 24% to $1.772 billion, cloud revenue grew 31% to $1.302 billion and non-GAAP diluted EPS was $1.65. For the fiscal second quarter, it expects about 27% cloud growth and a data center revenue decline of about 14%; for fiscal 2027, it guided total revenue growth of about 13.75%, with data center revenue down about 16%. CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes said "Enterprise AI has hit an inflection point."
Why Did Himax Stock Fall 24.5%?
Himax fell on its outlook rather than its third-quarter results, which StockStory said met revenue expectations and beat on earnings. According to the company's release, revenue rose 8.5% from the prior quarter to $246.8 million and earnings of 10.7 cents per diluted ADS topped its own 8.0 to 10.0 cent guidance range. It then guided fourth-quarter revenue down 22% to 26%, citing a sudden, sizable drop in automotive driver IC orders from certain customers after heavy buying in prior quarters. CEO Jordan Wu said the decline "reflects abrupt, short-term order adjustments."
Monster Beverage Sales Rise 16.7% to $2.56 Billion
Per Monster's release, net sales rose 16.7% to a record $2.56 billion and adjusted EPS was $0.30, while gross margin eased to 54.7% from 55.7% a year earlier. Investing.com reported that EPS matched analyst expectations and sales topped the $2.49 billion consensus, but did not cite a reason for the after-hours decline.
Celsius Posts Record $847.2 Million Revenue as Gross Margin Narrows
Celsius reported record quarterly revenue of $847.2 million, up 16.8%, and adjusted diluted EPS of $0.41 versus $0.42 a year earlier, per its release, with gross margin down to 46.8% from 51.3%. The Motley Fool linked the margin decline to higher aluminum and fuel costs and more volume moving through PepsiCo's store delivery system, and reported Alani Nu revenue up about 24% while the CELSIUS brand fell about 6%. Shares rose about 5% in pre-market trading, per the same report.
SoundHound Guides 2027 Revenue to $350 Million to $400 Million
According to SoundHound AI's release, revenue rose 48.5% to $62.4 million and the GAAP net loss was $46.4 million. The company guided 2026 revenue to $250 million to $260 million and 2027 revenue to $350 million to $400 million, and expects sustained adjusted EBITDA profitability within the second half of 2027. Seeking Alpha reported that investors focused on the ongoing losses and the profitability timeline.
Krispy Kreme Raises 2026 Revenue Guidance to $1.35 Billion to $1.40 Billion
Krispy Kreme's net revenue fell 12.4% to $328.8 million, while adjusted EPS rose to $0.06 from $0.01, per the company's release. It lifted its 2026 net revenue outlook to $1.35 billion to $1.40 billion, from $1.25 billion to $1.35 billion. "We made significant progress on our turnaround in the third quarter," said CEO Josh Charlesworth.
Sony Lifts Fiscal 2026 Operating Income Forecast to ¥1,870 Billion
Sony Group's fiscal second-quarter sales rose 10% to ¥3,429.4 billion and operating income jumped 45% to ¥622.3 billion, according to its Form 6-K filed with the SEC. It raised its full-year operating income forecast to ¥1,870 billion from ¥1,720 billion and its sales forecast to ¥13,000 billion from ¥12,500 billion, naming Pictures and Game and Network Services as the main contributors.
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