Reports Q2 revenue $72.9M, consensus $81.3M. Reports Q2 mining revenue up 47% to $46.2M. "We are extremely encouraged by Riot's financial resilience and operational achievements this quarter," said Jason Les, CEO of Riot. "We continued to make substantial progress in executing towards our ambitious growth plans, including completion of our first immersion-cooled building and the successful transition of all miners which were previously hosted by Coinmint to our Whinstone Facility, which will further reduce our operating costs. Going forward, we will continue to focus on executional excellence as we work in pursuit of developing Riot into the world's leading Bitcoin-driven infrastructure platform."

Reports Q2 revenue $24.7M vs. $21.1M last year. CEO Greg Marken says: "We delivered another strong quarter of consumables revenue growth as our Red River plant's utilization rate remains high and favorable macro-economic dynamics are supporting strong demand for our activated carbon products. Our production volume once again exceeded internal expectations, resulting in a more flexible inventory position, thus allowing us to proactively navigate tight supply conditions as well as global supply-chain challenges. Though we expect these challenges to remain throughout the remainder of the year, we continue to institute improvements to our commercial contracts while maintaining high renewal rates on expiring contracts. Looking ahead, it is clear that high natural gas prices will continue to support near-term demand for our technologies while we continue to successfully gain ground in the Water and Industrial markets. Lastly, we continue to be pleased with the progress of our strategic review process and will hopefully be in a position to provide additional updates in the very near term. We are encouraged with both the current status of negotiations as well as with the option available to us. Our focus remains on seeking a resolution that maximizes value for our shareholders. We will not be providing further comments on this topic until we have something definitive to share. Meanwhile, we continue to aim toward improving profitability at our Red River plant and fulfilling our customer commitments."

Reports Q1 revenue $60.8M vs. $44.5M last year. Affirms FY23 revenue view of $305M-$310M, two estimates $302.8M. "With our revenue momentum continuing into Fiscal 2023, AMMO's management team and board completed a detailed analysis and assessment of our operations, business units, and growth opportunities, all with the goal of unlocking and enhancing shareholder value. With this analysis, and with the support of our advisors, the Board has determined that the optimal path for unlocking shareholder value is through the separation of these divisions into two separately traded companies" stated Fred Wagenhals, AMMO's Chairman & CEO. "We believe this separation will allow investors to more appropriately value the business models of each segment and create greater shareholder value by facilitating the expansion and value we have created in both brands while pursuing compelling and distinct growth opportunities."

Reports Q2 revenue $7.3M vs. $2.8M last year. "We are thrilled to be on-site at Cape Canaveral, FL, taking our BlueWalker 3 test satellite through final preparations and continuation of testing for the upcoming planned launch to low Earth Orbit in early to mid-September," said Abel Avellan, Chairman and CEO of AST SpaceMobile. "Alongside this milestone, the team is hard at work in preparing our Texas headquarters and extension facility for future production of our initial BlueBird satellites."

Based on currently available information, Agora maintains the previous guidance for FY22 revenue $176M-$178M. This outlook reflects Agora's current and preliminary views on the market and operational conditions, and the outlook ranges for the year ending December 31 reflect various assumptions that are subject to change based on uncertainties, including but not limited to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reports Q2 revenue $41.0M, consensus $40.08M. Total cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments as of June 30 was $641.2M. "We delivered strong operational results this quarter as our top line returned to a quarter-over-quarter growth trajectory," said Tony Zhao, founder, chairman and CEO of Agora. "In particular, we see immense and increasing demand for our real-time engagement platform in the US and international markets, where our dollar-based net expansion rate has consistently exceeded 130%. With the recent streamlining of our organizational structure and promotion of key executives, we are well positioned to enhance our go-to-market efficiency and expand our platform globally."