U.S. stock night trading opened with fluctuations: Steakholder Foods fell 29.72% in night trading; Bloom Energy rose 14.67% in night trading

U.S. Stock Night Market Opening Movements

Steakholder Foods fell 29.72% in the night market. Based on recent key news:

1. On July 28, Steakholder Foods' commercialization of alternative proteins and 3D-printed cultured meat entered a critical testing phase. Industry insiders revealed that this development raised market concerns about its future profitability, leading to a significant drop in stock price. The alternative protein market faces technological and regulatory challenges.

Bloom Energy rose 14.67% in the night market. Based on recent key news:

1. On July 28, Bloom Energy announced its second-quarter financial report, with revenue reaching $1.065 billion, exceeding market expectations and driving the stock price up. The company also raised its full-year guidance, expecting revenue between $3.9 billion and $4.2 billion, further boosting market confidence. Source: MarketWatch

2. On July 28, Bloom Energy's product demand was strong, with significant increases in AI infrastructure deployment, driving revenue growth of 165.5% year-over-year, and net income reaching $196.3 million. Source: Bloom Energy SEC 10-Q

3. On July 28, analysts expected Bloom Energy's adjusted earnings per share to be $0.40, while the actual reported figure was $0.78, far exceeding expectations and further stimulating the stock price increase. Source: MarketWatch AI demand growth drives power demand for data centers.

Top Gainers in the U.S. Stock Night Market

Verra Mobility rose 25.60% in the night market. Based on recent key news:

1. On July 29, Verra Mobility reached an agreement with Avis Budget to restore fleet management solutions. This agreement significantly boosted Verra's stock price in after-hours trading. According to the agreement, Avis Budget will have the option to internally execute certain activities, which may impact Verra Mobility's profitability. Source: Reuters

2. On July 28, Verra Mobility signed a seven-year fee service contract with Avis Budget. Although the terms of the new agreement are expected to be less favorable than the previous one, the renewed collaboration is seen as a positive development, reflecting Verra's technological platform advantages. Source: Bloomberg

3. On July 28, Verra Mobility's CEO stated that the company focuses on strengthening a customer-oriented culture and re-collaborating with Avis Budget, demonstrating the company's expertise in large fleet charging and violation management. This news drove the stock price up. Source: CNBC Industry trends are positive, and the macroeconomic environment is stable Turbo Energy SA rose 15.83% in after-hours trading. Based on recent key news:

4. On July 27, Turbo Energy SA announced preliminary results for the first half of 2026, with revenue growth of 180%, reaching $17.2 million, operating income turning positive at $610,000, and net income shifting from a loss to a profit. This news drove the stock price up.

5. On July 27, the company stated that its commercial and industrial projects accounted for 55% of first-half revenue and expected to maintain growth momentum in the second half, supported by international expansion plans.

6. On July 27, Turbo Energy's AI-driven smart energy storage strategy was effectively implemented, significantly boosting revenue to a record $17.2 million. The energy storage industry is growing rapidly, attracting high market attention.

Teradyne rose 13.51% in after-hours trading. Based on recent key news:

1. On July 28, Teradyne forecasted third-quarter revenue to exceed Wall Street expectations, primarily benefiting from continued growth in wafer manufacturing equipment investments, driving the stock price up by 13.5%. Source: Reuters

2. On July 28, Teradyne reported second-quarter net revenue of $1.33 billion, a 104% increase compared to the same period last year, with the semiconductor testing business contributing the most, exceeding analyst expectations. Source: Business Wire

3. On July 28, Teradyne's adjusted earnings per share for the second quarter were $2.47, far exceeding the analyst expectation of $2.04, demonstrating strong profitability. Source: MT Newswires AI chip demand drives industry growth