**Five Below** — The discount retailer’s shares rose by 2.5% following positive first-quarter results and optimistic second-quarter forecasts. The company reported adjusted earnings of 86 cents per share on revenue totaling $971 million, surpassing analysts’ expectations of 82 cents per share and $967 million in revenue. Additionally, Five Below’s Chief Financial Officer, Kristy Chipman, is departing the company.
**MongoDB** — The database software company saw a nearly 12% increase in its stock after reporting earnings that exceeded expectations. For fiscal 2026, it raised its outlook, reporting adjusted earnings of $1 per share on $549 million in revenue, while analysts predicted 66 cents per share on $528 million in revenue.
**Verint Systems** — Shares in this consumer engagement platform jumped nearly 19%. In the first quarter, Verint’s adjusted earnings were 29 cents per share on $208 million in revenue, exceeding the LSEG consensus of 22 cents per share and $195 million in revenue.
**CyberArk Software** — Shares of CyberArk, which specializes in identity security software, dipped slightly by 2% after the company announced a private offering of $750 million in convertible senior notes due in 2030.
**PVH Corp.** — The apparel company’s shares fell 6% after it significantly lowered its earnings estimates for the second quarter, citing “unmitigated impacts from tariffs on products entering the U.S.” In the first quarter, PVH reported adjusted earnings of $2.30 per share, beating the LSEG estimate of $2.25 per share.
**Planet Labs** — The satellite imagery firm’s shares surged 15% as it reported its first positive free cash flow, which amounted to $8 million. The company’s first-quarter results also surpassed analyst estimates.
**Greif** — The packaging company’s shares rose by almost 2% after its fiscal second-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, with adjusted earnings of $1.19 per share, while analysts expected $1.13 per share. However, its revenue was below estimates at $1.39 billion, compared to the consensus of $1.42 billion. — Reporting contributed by CNBC’s Darla Mercado and Sean Conlon.
