Kinross Gold Corp. (K-T) jumped 8.6 per cent in early trading on Wednesday after releasing better-than-anticipated first-quarter results after the bell on Tuesday. The news headlines and information provider reported earnings excluding special items of 36 cents per share, compared with 28 cents per share a year ago. THE ROAD was expecting 25 cents per share. Jim Smith in a news release.
Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX-T) was rose 2.2 per cent after confirming a first-quarter profit that fell short of anticipations on the Street. A year ago but down on a per-share basis to 11 cents from 15 cents 170-million. 136-million, or 7 cents per share. Park Lawn Corp. (PLC-T) rose 0.7 % after announcing the acquisition of a pair of U.S.
Park Lawn chair and CEO Andrew Clark. Element Fleet Management Corp. 15 % after it reported altered core income per talk about for the first one-fourth of 21 cents on Tuesday night, exceeding the 18-cent projection of the Street. said Raymond James analyst Brenna Phelan, who raised her target for the Toronto-based company’s stock. Shares of SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. (SNC-T) sat 1.1 % higher on Wednesday amid reports it has told investors it is considering splitting up the company by rotating out some businesses before its criminal case ever gets to trial. The Montreal-based executive giant noticed a 4.1-per-cent reduction in talk about price on Tuesday.
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SunOpta Inc. (SOY-T) was up 5.9 % after it reported better-than-expected first-quarter results. said chief executive officer Joe Ennen. Electronic Arts Inc. (EA-Q) was up 4.7 per cent after posting better-than-anticipated quarterly results, driven by its Apex Legends game. In February 92-million from in-game spending, protecting “the best release month of any free-to-play game ever sold”.
Lyft Inc. (LYFT-Q) was up 0.7 per cent after the ride services company forecast that its loss would peak this season as it managed expenditures and got more income from each customer, times before rival Uber’s IPO. 2.7-billion offering of stock and convertible records which it was over-subscribed. 1.84-billion with debt, following the underwriters exercised their option to buy 15 % in each offering. New York Times Co. (NYT-N) sat 1.9 per cent higher after reporting a better-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue on Wednesday prior to the bell as its digital subscriber base continued to go up.
The company announced it added 223,000 digital clients in the quarter, compared with the 139,000 it added last year. That takes its total subscriptions to 4.5 million. said chief executive and CEO Mark Thompson in a statement. Home Capital Group Inc. (HCG-T) fallen 8.4 per cent after reporting net income of 45 cents a talk about in the first quarter, up 4.A or earlier 7 per cent from 43 cents.