Wednesday's After-Hours Movers Led By Facebook, Whole Foods Market, Western Digital, Unilife & Qorvo

Shares of Facebook Inc FB surged 1.78 percent over Wednesday trading, ahead of the announcement of the company’s second quarter financial results, scheduled for after the market close.

However, following the call, where the social media behemoth reported earnings of $0.50 per share on revenue of $4.042 billion, above the Street’s consensus of $0.47 per share and $3.994 billion, the stock is down more than 2 percent.

Whole Foods Market, Inc. WFM is also down, almost 10 percent, in after-hours, after tumbling 0.29 percent during the day. The retailer delivered EPS of $0.43 on revenue of $3.632 billion, missing the Street’s consensus estimate of $0.45 per share and $3.697 billion.

Also moving on earnings is Western Digital Corp WDC, which is up about 0.3 percent on Wednesday evening, after the company beat consensus expectations on the earnings front but missed on the revenue front and fell short of its own guidance.

Earnings came in at $1.51 per share on revenue of $3.191 billion; the Street was expecting consensus EPS of $1.46 on sales of $3.279 billion; management had guided EPS of $1.55 on sales of $3.35 billion. The stock had surged 1.3 percent during the day.

The biggest winner of the evening is Unilife Corp UNIS, a micro-cap drug delivery company, which is seeing its stock rise more than 24 percent in after-hours. The surge follows the introduction of the company’s Imperium™ platform of instant patch pumps for insulin, the first instant patch pump for insulin in the world.

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On the other hand, Qorvo Inc QRVO is the largest loser, down almost 15 percent in after-hours. However, the company reported EPS of $1.09 (above the Street’s consensus and guidance of $1.05) on revenue of $673.6 million, also above consensus of $665.34 million and guidance of $665 million.