Loar Holdings Inc. Common Stock (LOAR)

Loar Holdings (LOAR) beats Q2 earnings with $123.1M revenue, up 26.9% YoY, and raises 2025 guidance. Strong aerospace & defense demand drives growth, shares surge 7% pre-market.

As the regular session of the US market concludes on Monday, let's get an insight into the after-hours session and identify the stocks leading the pack in terms of gains and losses.

LOAR HOLDINGS INC (NYSE:LOAR) shows strong earnings momentum and a bullish technical setup, making it a candidate for high-growth investors and breakout traders.

Top mid-cap stock performers last week: AGL, RXRX, CERT, AVAV, STRL, ORLA, IAG, SBSW, LOAR, RYTM, TLX. High gains due to positive news and macro uncertainty.

Mid-cap stocks surged in the past week, including CORT, COOP, and CRWV. GOOG may rent AI servers from CRWV. PRGS and LOAR reported strong results.

Loar closed its first day trading nearly a year ago at 48.80. Thursday it traded near 76, down for the day but up about 65% in a year. 

The brokerage highlighted that since its public listing in April 2024, the company has mostly exceeded consensus expectations and continued executing its organic and inorganic growth strategy.

Loar Holdings expects net sales between $480 million and $488 million in 2025, up from between $470 million and $480 million.

U.S. stock futures fell on Monday after three consecutive days of decline on Friday. Futures of benchmark indices were lower in premarket.

Loar Holdings to acquire LMB Fans & Motors for €365 million + net debt. Q4 2024 net sales and earnings exceed expectations.

The eVTOL space is taking off, with Archer Aviation leading the pack—investors should also watch rival Joby to see who reaches commercialization first.

The major indexes retreated, with Treasury yields climbing to four-month highs.

Wall Street rebounds on inflation report, with consumer discretionary and real estate sectors leading. Senator John Thune elected majority leader. U.S. dollar hits 1-year high.