Stocks Making the Biggest Premarket Moves: Dell Technologies, Ulta Beauty, Ambarella, Gap and More

Take a look at the companies making headlines in premarket trading:

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Dell Technologies
The personal computer and technology company's stock dropped over 16% after executives cautioned about further margin pressure. Despite reporting better-than-expected first-quarter earnings on both the top and bottom lines, Dell forecasted a gross margin decline of approximately 150 basis points for 2025.

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Lionsgate Studios
Shares surged 11% following Citi's initiation of coverage with a buy rating. Analyst Jason Bazinet highlighted the potential for margin expansion due to the company's decision to spin off its Starz segment.

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Zscaler
The cloud security firm's stock jumped more than 16% after exceeding analyst expectations for its fiscal third-quarter earnings and revenue. Zscaler reported adjusted earnings of 88 cents per share on $553 million in revenue, surpassing the anticipated 66 cents per share on $536 million in revenue according to LSEG.

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Nordstrom
The department store’s stock fell 5% in premarket trading after reporting a larger-than-expected first-quarter loss. Despite this, Nordstrom maintained its full-year earnings forecast and noted strong performance in its Nordstrom Rack segment, which outshone the main brand stores.

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Gap
Shares increased by more than 25% after the apparel company raised its full-year operating income forecast following a first-quarter earnings beat. Gap now anticipates operating income growth of around 40%, up from a previous projection of low-to-mid-teens growth.

Ambarella
The chipmaker's stock soared 18% after it announced expectations of continued revenue growth into fiscal year 2025, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence. Ambarella reported a smaller-than-expected first-quarter loss and revenue in line with forecasts.

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Ulta Beauty
The beauty retailer’s shares rose nearly 9% after its CEO outlined five key areas for sales improvement. Ulta's fiscal first-quarter earnings showed a 1.6% year-over-year increase in same-store sales, a notable slowdown compared to the previous year.

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Marvell Technologies
The semiconductor stock declined by about 2% after issuing second-quarter revenue guidance that was in line with expectations, but the forecast for adjusted earnings per share missed estimates by a penny.

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MongoDB
Shares plummeted 23% after the company's second-quarter guidance fell short of expectations. MongoDB projected earnings of 46 to 49 cents per share on revenue between $460 million and $464 million, below the $470 million revenue and 58 cents per share earnings anticipated by analysts surveyed by LSEG.

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SentinelOne
The cybersecurity stock dropped over 13% following a weaker-than-expected full-year revenue outlook. The company now estimates revenue between $808 million and $815 million, compared to analysts' forecasts of $817 million.

VF Corp

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Shares of the company, which owns brands like North Face, jumped more than 7% after announcing Michelle "Sun" Choe would become the global brand president of Vans starting in late July. Choe previously served as Lululemon's chief product officer.

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NetApp
The data storage company’s stock increased by more than 2% after it surpassed Wall Street’s fourth-quarter estimates on both the top and bottom lines and provided a strong earnings forecast. NetApp expects adjusted earnings per share of $1.80 on revenue of $1.67 billion.

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