Among the companies whose shares are expected to actively trade
in Tuesday's session are Insight Enterprises Inc. (NSIT), Ultra
Clean Holdings (UCTT) and Masco Corp. (MAS).
Insight Enterprises' fourth-quarter earnings surged 39% as the
informational technology services company reported sharply higher
sales in its Asia Pacific region. Shares were up 14% at $21.65 as
the company easily beat earnings expectations and forecast upbeat
2012 income.
Ultra Clean's fourth-quarter earnings more than doubled after a
tax benefit, though the supplier for original equipment
manufacturers in the semiconductor, flat panel and other industries
saw its revenue hurt by weak demand. Shares jumped 17% to $9.10
after hours.
Masco's fourth-quarter loss narrowed as the building-products
maker reported lower impairment charges as well as an income tax
benefit, though the company's sales grew less-than-expected. Shares
fell 4.8% to $12.60 as Masco's adjusted loss also missed analyst
expectations.
DuPont Co. (DD) and Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. Ltd.'s (YGE)
China subsidiary signed a $100 million deal to help increase the
supply of photovoltaic materials for the adoption of solar energy.
Yingli's American depositary shares rose 5.9% to $5.60, while
Dupont was unchanged at $50.60 after hours.
Charles River Laboratories International Inc. (CRL) swung to a
fourth-quarter profit following prior-year write-downs of $395
million mostly related to its preclinical-services business. Shares
of the drug-research services provider rose 2.7% to $34.80 in
after-hours trading as the latest results exceeded analysts'
expectations.
Rackspace Hosting Inc.'s (RAX) fourth-quarter profit rose 85% as
the company posted improved revenue and a larger customer base.
Shares jumped 6.9% to $52.60 in after-hours trading as results beat
analyst expectations.
Limelight Networks Inc.'s (LLNW) fourth-quarter loss widened
slightly as the software-services company posted higher expenses,
though revenue rose. Shares rose 3.8% to $4.15 in after-hours
trading as the company's adjusted loss was better than analysts had
expected.
Calgon Carbon Corp. (CCC) said it expects its fourth-quarter
revenue to miss analyst expectations and said its earnings for the
quarter will be hurt by a slew of charges. Shares of the company,
which makes activated carbons and purification systems, slipped
3.7% to $15.76.
Health Management Associates Inc.'s (HMA) fourth-quarter
earnings grew a stronger-than-expected 9.5% as the hospital
operator generated more revenue per admission. Shares rose 5.1% to
$7.25 after hours.
Biopharmaceutical firm Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc. (ALNY) said
it would sell 7 million shares. Shares were down 5.4% at $11.72
after hours.
Watch List:
FIS Inc.'s (FIS) fourth-quarter earnings rose 5.8% as the
financial services company reported improved revenue in all three
major segments, led by international solutions.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted Gilead Sciences
Inc.'s (GILD) antiretroviral drug Truvada a priority-review
schedule, advancing what could become the first treatment labeled
for HIV prevention.
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services raised its outlook on
Meritor Inc. (MTOR) to positive from stable, citing expectations of
sales growth in 2012.
Raymond James Financial Inc. (RJF) said it plans to sell 10.5
million shares, including one million shares offered by selling
stockholders, to help fund its acquisition of brokerage Morgan
Keegan & Co.
Western Union Co. (WU) unveiled a proposal to declassify its
board structure and said it won't submit a management proposal for
proxy access at its 2012 annual meeting.
-Edited by Corrie Driebusch and Drew FitzGerald; write to
corrie.driebusch@dowjones.com and
andrew.fitzgerald@dowjones.com