Take a look at the businesses making headlines earlier than the bell: Helmerich & Payne — The drilling rig firm fell greater than 7% following disappointing earnings outcomes. In its fiscal fourth quarter, Helmerich and Payne reported an adjusted lack of 1 cent per share, lacking the FactSet consensus estimate of 23 cents earnings per share. However, income beat analysts’ expectations. House Depot — The inventory pulled again 1.2% after the corporate reported third-quarter earnings that missed analyst expectations. The house enchancment big earned $3.74 per share, adjusted, whereas analysts polled by LSEG had forecast a revenue of $3.84 per share. House Depot additionally lower its full-year earnings outlook. Blue Owl Capital — The choice asset supervisor fell 1%, placing it on tempo to construct on its 5.8% decline from the prior session. The inventory has fallen for 3 buying and selling days in a row. Traders within the non-public fund face massive losses and will likely be blocked from redeeming their cash till subsequent yr, in response to stories. Amer Sports activities — Shares jumped 8% after the sports activities tools firm behind manufacturers corresponding to Salomon and Wilson topped expectations in its most up-to-date earnings outcomes. Earnings of 33 cents per share, excluding gadgets, exceeded the earnings of 25 cents per share anticipated by analysts polled by FactSet. Income of $1.76 billion additionally got here in above the forecasted $1.72 billion. Axalta Coating Programs — The coatings firm gained greater than 6% after it and AkzoNobel introduced an all-stock merger with an enterprise worth of $25 billion. Barrick Mining — The gold miner rose 2.8% following a Monetary Instances report that activist investor Elliott Administration has constructed a big stake within the firm. Elliott was inspired by the concept that Barrick might break up into two firms, the report mentioned, citing folks accustomed to the matter. James Hardie Industries — U.S.-listed shares of the Irish constructing supplies agency rallied 8.5% after second-quarter income got here in at $1.29 billion, above the consensus forecast of $1.28 billion from analysts polled by FactSet. Adjusted earnings per share matched analyst expectations at 26 cents. James Hardie additionally hiked its full-year steerage for adjusted EBITDA. — CNBC’s Michelle Fox, Alex Harring and Fred Imbert contributed reporting.
