Among the companies with shares actively expected to actively
trade in Thursday's session are OCZ Technology Group Inc. (OCZ),
VeriFone Systems Inc. (PAY) and AAR Corp. (AIR).
OCZ Technology's fiscal second-quarter revenue is expected to
fall short of its previous guidance, as the data-storage company
said it has been affected by supply constraints. Shares tumbled 21%
to $4.23 after hours.
VeriFone's fiscal third-quarter income rose 43% as the
electronic-payments company's revenue strengthened, led by its
services business. Still, shares dropped 11% after hours to $31.48
as the company predicted weak fourth-quarter revenue.
AAR reported preliminary fiscal first-quarter results above
analyst expectations, pointing to stronger commercial sales. The
aircraft leasing and maintenance company's shares jumped 9.6% to
$15.99 after hours.
AeroVironment Inc. (AVAV) swung to a worse-than-expected fiscal
first-quarter loss as sales of its unmanned aircrafts slipped.
Shares were off 2.4% to $23.63 after hours.
BreitBurn Energy Partners L.P. (BBEP) is offering 10 million
common units representing limited-partner interests in the energy
company. Units fell 4.3% to $18.45 in after-hours trading.
Enbridge Energy Partners L.P. (EEP) has commenced an offering of
around 14 million Class A units representing limited-partner
interests. The oil and gas transporter's shares slid 4.6% to $28.35
after hours.
FuelCell Energy Inc.'s (FCEL) fiscal third-quarter loss widened
as the power-equipment maker's product sales weakened and expenses
increased. Shares sank 10% to 90 cents after hours Wednesday as
results missed analyst expectations.
Harry Winston Diamond Corp.'s (HWD, HW.T) fiscal second-quarter
earnings fell 52% as the jewelry retailer reported weaker sales in
both its mining and luxury brand segments. Shares slipped 2.4% to
$11.95 after hours as per-share earnings missed analyst
expectations.
Men's Wearhouse Inc.'s (MW) fiscal second-quarter earnings rose
4.1% as same-store sales grew for its namesake and Moore's brands
and as margins strengthened. Shares jumped 7.1% to $34.11 after
hours as per-share profits beat the apparel retailer's expectations
and as the company lifted its full-year view.
Mitcham Industries Inc.'s (MIND) fiscal second-quarter profit
surged as the seismic equipment supplier recorded a favorable tax
impact, masking a decline in equipment leasing revenue. Shares
jumped 6.1% to $16.55 in after-hours trading as adjusted earnings
beat analyst expectations.
SeaChange International Inc. (SEAC) swung to a fiscal
second-quarter loss as the video-gear maker's sales fell and its
profit margin narrowed. Shares fell 8.1% in after-hours trading, to
$7.90.
Pharmaceutical company Warner Chilcott PLC (WCRX) said funds
affiliated with Bain Capital Partners, J.P. Morgan Partners, Thomas
H. Lee Partners, L.P., and members of its senior management are
offering an undisclosed number of shares. Shares slipped 8.4% to
$13 after hours.
Zillow Inc. (Z) said it will offer 3.18 million Class A shares
as the real-estate information provider raises funds for general
purposes. Shares were down 3.7% to $40.85 after hours.
Watchlist:
ABM Industries Inc.'s (ABM) fiscal third-quarter profit fell 55%
as the company said lower government spending sapped revenue, while
expenses rose.
Enbridge Inc. (ENB, ENB.T) said President Al Monaco will take on
the additional title of chief executive, effective Oct. 1,
succeeding Patrick D. Daniel, who will retire at that time.
Encana Corp. (ECA, ECA.T) said Wednesday an internal
investigation concluded that the natural-gas producer didn't engage
in collusion with competitor Chesapeake Energy Corp. (CHK)
regarding Michigan land leasing in 2010.
H&R Block Inc.'s (HRB) fiscal first-quarter loss narrowed as
the tax-preparer recorded fewer expenses but revenue missed analyst
expectations.
Home Loan Servicing Solutions Ltd. (HLSS) said it is commencing
a public offering of 11.5 million shares, intending to use the
proceeds to buy the right to receive servicing and other fees and
assets from Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC.
Korn/Ferry International's (KFY) fiscal first-quarter earnings
fell 32% as the company reported lower fee revenue at its
executive-search business and as currency fluctuations hurt its
overall revenue.
M/I Homes Inc. (MHO) said its offering of 2.2 million common
shares priced at $17.63, matching Wednesday's closing price.
Nordion Inc. (NDZ, NDN.T) swung to a fiscal third-quarter profit
as the medical-technology company logged fewer one-time expenses,
and sales grew modestly.
Sigma Designs Inc.'s (SIGM) fiscal second-quarter loss narrowed
as the company's revenue climbed with help from a recent
acquisition.
Snyder's-Lance Inc. (LNCE) has agreed to acquire Snack Factory
LLC and certain affiliates for $340 million in cash, adding the
fast-growing Pretzel Crisps brand to the snack company's
portfolio.
Stewart Enterprises Inc.'s (STEI) fiscal third-quarter profit
fell 20% as the funeral-services company logged fewer one-time
gains, masking an increase in revenue.
Supervalu Inc. (SVU) said it will close about 60 underperforming
or "nonstrategic" stores this year, as the struggling supermarket
operator looks to cut costs, which could make it attractive to a
potential buyer.
The U.S. Department of Defense's Tricare health plan has decided
it won't let its nearly 10 million beneficiaries who get drug
coverage through Express Scripts Holding Co. (ESRX) resume getting
prescriptions filled at Walgreen Co. (WAG) outlets.
Wright Express Corp. (WXS) has agreed to acquire fueling company
Fleet One from private equity firms for $369 million in cash as the
payment processing company seeks to expand its presence in the
heavy truck market in North America.
Write to Nathalie Tadena at nathalie.tadena@dowjones.com
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