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LexinFintech Soars Over 15% on Strong Earnings: 20 Stocks Making Premarket Moves

MarketDash Editorial Team
14 days ago
LexinFintech Holdings jumped over 15% in premarket trading after beating earnings expectations with 43 cents per share. Here's a look at the biggest movers before the bell, from stocks surging 50% to others tumbling on corporate news.

LexinFintech Holdings Ltd (LX) kicked off the trading week with a bang, climbing sharply in premarket hours after delivering earnings results that impressed investors.

The company posted quarterly earnings of 43 cents per share, a significant jump from the 28 cents it reported in the same period last year. That's more than a 50% increase year-over-year, which tends to catch the market's attention. Revenue came in at $367.580 million for the quarter, down from $521.851 million in the year-ago period.

LexinFintech (LX) shares jumped 15.3% to $4.03 in premarket trading as investors digested the earnings beat.

But LexinFintech wasn't alone in making waves before the opening bell. Here's a rundown of other stocks showing significant movement in premarket trading.

Stocks Climbing Higher

Inspire Veterinary Partners Inc (IVP) led the pack with a massive 54.4% surge to $0.19 in premarket trading, putting it at the top of the morning's gainers list.

VisionSys AI Inc (VSA) bounced back with a 43.4% jump to $0.26 after getting hit with a 35% decline on Friday. Sometimes stocks have short memories.

JX Luxventure Group Inc (JXG) climbed 36.2% to $4.70 in premarket action, recovering after slipping more than 5% at the end of last week.

Epsium Enterprise Ltd (EPSM) gained 21.5% to $4.37 in early trading.

OSR Holdings Inc (OSRH) added 11.1% to $0.62 in premarket trading. The stock was building on Friday's 23% surge, which came after its unit Vaximm entered a non-binding term sheet with BCM Europe to explore a potential exclusive global licensing agreement for its VXM01 oral cancer immunotherapy platform.

Digi Power X Inc (DGXX) gained 9.8% to $3.72, extending Friday's 6% advance and showing continued momentum.

Ambow Education Holding Ltd (AMBO) rose 9.5% to $4.20 in premarket hours after dropping 7% on Friday, reversing course quickly.

WeRide Inc (WRD) climbed 8.6% to $7.81 following the release of its third-quarter financial results, giving investors something to cheer about.

Cullinan Therapeutics Inc (CGEM) gained 8% to $10.22 in premarket trading, building on Friday's approximately 9% gain and showing sustained buying interest.

Stocks Under Pressure

Clearside Biomedical Inc (CLSD) had the roughest morning, tumbling 50.3% to $1.35 in premarket trading. That's a brutal reversal after gaining 5% on Friday, showing how quickly sentiment can shift.

Shuttle Pharmaceuticals Holdings Inc (SHPH) declined 15% to $1.36, extending Friday's 13% decline and suggesting continued selling pressure.

XChange TEC.INC (XHG) fell 14% to $0.80 in premarket trading after declining 4% on Friday.

Santech Holdings Ltd (STEC) dropped 13.7% to $1.07, giving back some of Friday's 19% gain as profit-takers apparently moved in.

Geospace Technologies Corp (GEOS) dipped 13.7% to $11.05 in premarket trading, compounding Friday's painful 26% decline.

Cheer Holding Inc (CHR) shares fell 13% to $0.046 after receiving a Nasdaq delisting letter, which is never good news for shareholders.

SmartKem Inc (SMTK) dipped 10.6% to $1.18 in premarket hours. The company recently extended its non-binding letter of intent for a proposed all-stock business combination with Jericho Energy Ventures.

Mobile-Health Network Solutions (MNDR) fell 10.4% to $4.25 in premarket trading. This came after the stock rocketed 56% on Friday following news that the company signed a Memorandum of Understanding with PPG PP Grid for the acquisition of PPG project companies that own and are developing two high-density AI-optimized data centers in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Inventiva ADR (IVA) fell 6.1% to $4.04 after reporting its cash position as of Sept. 30, 2025 and its revenues for the first nine months of 2025.

Datavault AI Inc (DVLT) fell 5.8% to $2.40, giving back a portion of Friday's impressive 46% surge. Some consolidation after a big move isn't unusual.

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LexinFintech Soars Over 15% on Strong Earnings: 20 Stocks Making Premarket Moves

MarketDash Editorial Team
14 days ago
LexinFintech Holdings jumped over 15% in premarket trading after beating earnings expectations with 43 cents per share. Here's a look at the biggest movers before the bell, from stocks surging 50% to others tumbling on corporate news.

LexinFintech Holdings Ltd (LX) kicked off the trading week with a bang, climbing sharply in premarket hours after delivering earnings results that impressed investors.

The company posted quarterly earnings of 43 cents per share, a significant jump from the 28 cents it reported in the same period last year. That's more than a 50% increase year-over-year, which tends to catch the market's attention. Revenue came in at $367.580 million for the quarter, down from $521.851 million in the year-ago period.

LexinFintech (LX) shares jumped 15.3% to $4.03 in premarket trading as investors digested the earnings beat.

But LexinFintech wasn't alone in making waves before the opening bell. Here's a rundown of other stocks showing significant movement in premarket trading.

Stocks Climbing Higher

Inspire Veterinary Partners Inc (IVP) led the pack with a massive 54.4% surge to $0.19 in premarket trading, putting it at the top of the morning's gainers list.

VisionSys AI Inc (VSA) bounced back with a 43.4% jump to $0.26 after getting hit with a 35% decline on Friday. Sometimes stocks have short memories.

JX Luxventure Group Inc (JXG) climbed 36.2% to $4.70 in premarket action, recovering after slipping more than 5% at the end of last week.

Epsium Enterprise Ltd (EPSM) gained 21.5% to $4.37 in early trading.

OSR Holdings Inc (OSRH) added 11.1% to $0.62 in premarket trading. The stock was building on Friday's 23% surge, which came after its unit Vaximm entered a non-binding term sheet with BCM Europe to explore a potential exclusive global licensing agreement for its VXM01 oral cancer immunotherapy platform.

Digi Power X Inc (DGXX) gained 9.8% to $3.72, extending Friday's 6% advance and showing continued momentum.

Ambow Education Holding Ltd (AMBO) rose 9.5% to $4.20 in premarket hours after dropping 7% on Friday, reversing course quickly.

WeRide Inc (WRD) climbed 8.6% to $7.81 following the release of its third-quarter financial results, giving investors something to cheer about.

Cullinan Therapeutics Inc (CGEM) gained 8% to $10.22 in premarket trading, building on Friday's approximately 9% gain and showing sustained buying interest.

Stocks Under Pressure

Clearside Biomedical Inc (CLSD) had the roughest morning, tumbling 50.3% to $1.35 in premarket trading. That's a brutal reversal after gaining 5% on Friday, showing how quickly sentiment can shift.

Shuttle Pharmaceuticals Holdings Inc (SHPH) declined 15% to $1.36, extending Friday's 13% decline and suggesting continued selling pressure.

XChange TEC.INC (XHG) fell 14% to $0.80 in premarket trading after declining 4% on Friday.

Santech Holdings Ltd (STEC) dropped 13.7% to $1.07, giving back some of Friday's 19% gain as profit-takers apparently moved in.

Geospace Technologies Corp (GEOS) dipped 13.7% to $11.05 in premarket trading, compounding Friday's painful 26% decline.

Cheer Holding Inc (CHR) shares fell 13% to $0.046 after receiving a Nasdaq delisting letter, which is never good news for shareholders.

SmartKem Inc (SMTK) dipped 10.6% to $1.18 in premarket hours. The company recently extended its non-binding letter of intent for a proposed all-stock business combination with Jericho Energy Ventures.

Mobile-Health Network Solutions (MNDR) fell 10.4% to $4.25 in premarket trading. This came after the stock rocketed 56% on Friday following news that the company signed a Memorandum of Understanding with PPG PP Grid for the acquisition of PPG project companies that own and are developing two high-density AI-optimized data centers in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Inventiva ADR (IVA) fell 6.1% to $4.04 after reporting its cash position as of Sept. 30, 2025 and its revenues for the first nine months of 2025.

Datavault AI Inc (DVLT) fell 5.8% to $2.40, giving back a portion of Friday's impressive 46% surge. Some consolidation after a big move isn't unusual.