Let’s take a close look at some of the biggest movers in the premarket-
Beyond Meat-
Well, Beyond Meat has announced that the opening of a new manufacturing facility in China which is the first outside the United States. The plant-based food company mentioned that the new factory must significantly enhance its capability to deliver products in the region. Beyond Meat has now risen around 2.8% in market action.
Nokia (Nok)-
Currently, Nokia has settled a long-standing patent dispute with the computer marker Lenovo, remarking a new cross-licensing agreement. However, the case involves Lenovo’s utilization of multiple video compression technologies. Further, the terms of the agreement weren’t unveiled, on the other hand, the Finland-based telecom equipment maker mentioned that they will be receiving a payment from Lenevo. Nokia has enhanced by 1.3% in premarket trading.
Li Auto-
Currently, Li Auto has announced that a new $750 million debt is now offering that China-based electric maker mentioned that they have used to fund research and development. However, the stock fell 3.7% in premarket action.
Niu Technologies(NIU)-
Niu has revealed that its first electric kick-scooter along with the China-based company planning to make the two-wheeled transportation device that is available in North America, China, and Europe this summer.
SunRun-
The solar equipment Company SunRun’s stock has added around 2.3% in the premarket after RBC initiated coverage which can “outperform” rating, noting SunRun’s position as one of the leading players in this rapidly growing rooftop solar market.
Pfizer (PEE)-
Well, Pfizer rheumatoid arthritis drug Xeljanz which under scrutiny by Canadian health officials. However, the study showed that there was an increased risk of heart-related issues and cancer within the patients. The Global sales of Xeljanz in 2020 have summed to $2.44 billion.
Genworth Financial (GNW)-
Genworth terminated its deal which gained through China-based China Oceanwide Holdings, a $2.7 billion transaction that was first announced in 2016. Notably, the insurance company mentioned that its board had also determined that the deal might not be completed in an affordable time frame which is following the delays from the regulatory hurdles and the pandemic situation. Genworth fell almost by 1.7% in the premarket trading.
Qiagen (QGEN)-
Moreover, the genetic testing company revealed new technology which reduces the turnaround time for the researchers are identifying new variants of the virus which cause Covid-19. In the premarket, the stock gained around 1.5%.
CyberArk-
CyberArk Software company has gained around 1.1% in the premarket as soon a Baird improved the stock to “outperform” from “neutral,” based on what it seems a robust demand for so-called PAM technology.
ViacomCBS-
Notably, the media company’s stock was upgraded in order to “outperform” from “peer perform” at Wolfe Research, which mentioned the stock is now at an attractive valuation point by following the recent volatility that saw it nearly double and them provides those gains. ViacomCBS rose by 1.9% in the premarket.
Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) –
Well, Royal Dutch Shell expects to make around $200 million which hits the first-quarter earnings from the extreme winter weather in Texas earlier in this year. Moreover, the energy producer is now scheduled to report its first-quarter results on 29th April.
