**Coca-Cola** saw a 3% increase in its stock price after exceeding Wall Street’s expectations for the fourth quarter. The beverage giant reported adjusted earnings of 55 cents per share on revenues of $11.54 billion, surpassing analysts’ predictions of 52 cents and $10.68 billion, respectively.

**DuPont de Nemours** experienced a 5% rise in shares after reporting fourth-quarter results that outperformed predictions. The chemical company achieved adjusted earnings of $1.13 per share, with revenues totaling $3.09 billion, which was higher than the expected earnings of 98 cents per share and $3.07 billion in revenue from analysts surveyed by LSEG.

**AutoNation**’s stock climbed approximately 1% following its robust fourth-quarter performance. The automotive retailer posted adjusted earnings of $4.97 per share on $7.21 billion in revenue, exceeding analyst estimates of $4.26 per share and $6.80 billion in revenue.

**Shopify** witnessed a 3% decline in its stock, despite reporting fourth-quarter revenues of $2.81 billion, which surpassed the anticipated $2.73 billion from FactSet analysts.

In a dramatic turn, **Fluence Energy** shares plummeted 41% after the company revealed a larger-than-expected loss for its fiscal first quarter. Fluence reported a loss of 32 cents per share, compared to the consensus estimate of only a 19 cent loss, with revenue of $186.8 million missing the forecast of $362.5 million.

**Lattice Semiconductor** experienced a 14% surge in shares after posting revenue that exceeded Wall Street expectations. The chipmaker recorded $117.4 million in revenue, slightly above the $117.1 million consensus estimate.

**Astera Labs** saw a 4.2% drop in its stock, despite posting stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and providing optimistic first-quarter guidance.

**Coty** shares fell 2.5% after the beauty product manufacturer reported lower-than-expected fiscal second-quarter earnings, along with caution regarding foreign-exchange impacts on sales for the latter half of the year.

**CoreCivic**, a private prison operator, saw its stock decline by 5% following disappointing full-year earnings guidance. The company projected earnings per share between 48 and 61 cents, falling short of the analysts’ expectation of 82 cents, overshadowing a better-than-anticipated quarterly report.

**Steel Dynamics** shares rose 2% after KeyBanc upgraded the American steel producer to “overweight,” citing that President Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum should positively impact the stock.

**Compass** shares jumped 4.5% after UBS upgraded the residential real estate broker, suggesting it could see nearly 50% upside post-acquisition.

**Snap** experienced a 1.8% decline following Guggenheim’s downgrade from buy to neutral, with concerns that the company’s investment plans may pressure profits.

Lastly, **First Solar** shares climbed nearly 2% in premarket trading after Mizuho upgraded the stock from neutral to outperform. The firm indicated a significantly improved sales outlook beyond 2026 and deemed fears regarding the Trump administration’s negative influence on the industry as exaggerated.

— Reporting contributed by CNBC’s Jesse Pound, Sean Conlon, Sarah Min, Yun Li, and Michelle Fox.