A coffee chain’s turnaround effort is showing early signs of progress, with cost cuts and a revamped menu boosting investor sentiment. Meanwhile, a global IT distributor beat expectations on revenue and cash flow, and a U.S. tech heavyweight just unveiled a massive infrastructure expansion overseas. Here’s what’s moving before the bell.

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What to Watch
Earnings:
Carnival Corporation [CCL]: Premarket
TD SYNNEX Corporation [SNX]: Premarket
TH International Limited [THCH]: Premarket
FedEx Corporation [FDX]: Aftermarket
AeroVironment Inc. [AVAV]: Aftermarket
Worthington Enterprises Inc. [WOR]: Aftermarket
Anterix Inc. [ATEX]: Aftermarket
Economic Reports:
S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index (20 Cities) [April]: 9:00 am
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack speaks: 9:15 am
Consumer Confidence [June]: 10:00 am
Fed Chair Powell testifies to House Financial Services Committee: 10:00 am

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Restaurants
Tims China Narrows Losses While Revenue Declines in Q1

TH International Limited (THCH), the operator of Tim Hortons cafes in China, reported mixed results for Q1 2025 as revenue dipped but profitability improved thanks to cost-cutting efforts and franchise expansion.
Total revenue for the quarter decreased 9.5% year-over-year to RMB 300.7 million ($41.4 million), primarily due to store closures and a decline in same-store sales. Company-owned store sales declined 14%, as both order volumes and ticket sizes decreased. Despite the revenue pullback, system-wide sales rose 3.5%, buoyed by franchised locations, which grew to 455 stores from 302 a year ago.
Losses continued but narrowed significantly. Adjusted corporate EBITDA improved to a loss of RMB29.3 million, down from RMB52.3 million last year, and adjusted net loss margin improved by more than five percentage points. Cost reductions in food, labor, and operations contributed to a 5.9-point improvement in store-level margins.
The company ended the quarter with 1,024 total stores and over 25 million loyalty members, reflecting continued expansion and consumer engagement despite macro headwinds.
Investors will be watching whether these margin gains can sustain momentum as Tims China leans further into franchising and healthier menu innovation trends, volume expectations, and potential catalysts for the second half of the year.
Investors are loving the report in premarket, with shares up over 8% on the news.

Technology
Amazon to Spend £40B on New UK Fulfillment Centers, Offices, and Film Studio Redevelopment

Amazon [AMZN] is committing to a £40-billion ($54 billion) investment across the United Kingdom over the next three years, aiming to reinforce its infrastructure and broaden its footprint.
The plan includes building four new fulfillment centers, expanding existing warehouses, upgrading corporate offices in East London, and redeveloping the historic Bray Film Studios.
The investment is expected to generate thousands of new jobs, including 4,000 roles at upcoming sites in Hull and Northampton. The move was met with praise from Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who framed it as evidence that Britain’s economic agenda is gaining traction despite recent tax hikes and sluggish GDP growth.
This marks Amazon’s latest strategic move in the region, following its £8-billion pledge last year to scale its AI and cloud computing infrastructure.
The announcement places Amazon among several global tech giants—including TikTok and Nvidia—who are expanding U.K. operations even as local entrepreneurs raise concerns about the country's evolving tax landscape.
The stock is up about 1.3% in premarket trading.

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Technology
TD SYNNEX Tops Forecasts as Revenue and Profit Outpace Expectations

TD SYNNEX (SNX) posted stronger-than-expected results for its fiscal Q2 2025, lifted by robust growth across key product categories and solid execution in all major regions. The IT distribution and cloud aggregation firm generated $14.9 billion in revenue, up 7.2% year-over-year and above guidance.
Adjusted earnings per share came in at $2.99, beating consensus estimates and marking a 9.5% increase from the same period last year.
Gross billings reached $21.6 billion, a 12.1% increase, with both Endpoint Solutions and Advanced Solutions contributing to the top-line performance.
All geographic regions reported year-over-year growth, with Europe and the Asia-Pacific region leading in percentage gains. Operating income jumped nearly 25%, while free cash flow surged to $543 million, more than reversing last year’s outflow.
The company also increased its dividends by 10% and returned $186 million to shareholders through share buybacks and dividend payments.
Management expects Q3 revenue between $14.7 billion and $15.5 billion, with EPS projected to reach as high as $3.25 on an adjusted basis. The upbeat report reflects the ongoing strength in demand for cloud, hyperscale, and cybersecurity infrastructure.
Shares are up approximately 3.45% in premarket trading.

Movers and Shakers

AbCellera Biologics [ABCL] – Last Close: $3.33
AbCellera is a Vancouver-based biotech company that utilizes AI and machine learning to discover therapeutic antibodies more quickly and cost-effectively. The firm partners with global pharma giants to co-develop treatments, earning milestone payments and royalties as programs advance through pipelines.
Shares are up about 5.1% in premarket trading, driven by technical momentum and investor interest in platform biotech names with significant upside potential. The stock has risen nearly 20% over the past year, reflecting improved sentiment regarding its long-term commercialization potential.
My Take: ABCL’s model offers asymmetric upside if even a few partnered drugs hit. While timelines are long, it’s a cash-rich name in a capital-intensive field — not a bad mix. If the biotech rally continues, this could quietly outperform.
Evolv Technologies Holdings [EVLV] – Last Close: $6.06
Evolv provides AI-powered, contactless security screening systems used at schools, stadiums, and large venues. The company’s growth has accelerated in recent quarters as it secures more multi-year deals and expands market share in the smart security space.
Shares are climbing 7.6% in premarket action today, continuing a breakout trend that’s driven a nearly 170% gain over the past year. Momentum is likely tied to continued rollout activity and rising investor confidence in its commercial model.
My Take: EVLV is one of the rare AI small caps with real revenue traction. There’s execution risk, but if it keeps converting pilot programs into recurring contracts, it could carve out a big niche in public safety tech.
NuScale Power Corporation [SMR] – Last Close: $36.50
NuScale designs small modular reactors (SMRs), aiming to deliver flexible, scalable nuclear power with a lower cost and risk profile than traditional plants. The company’s first design received U.S. regulatory approval, and it’s actively pursuing international deployment agreements.
Shares are rising over 5.1% in premarket trading today and have soared nearly 382% in the past year. Investors are betting on SMR’s potential as a cornerstone of clean baseload energy, especially as global decarbonization efforts accelerate.
My Take: SMR is an ambitious play on the nuclear revival. While project delays or regulatory hiccups could slow momentum, the long-term story is compelling. For those bullish on energy transformation, this is a high-risk, high-reward contender to consider.

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Everything Else
Goldman Sachs and Citadel re-enter the crypto arena with a fresh push into digital asset infrastructure.
Standard Chartered’s CEO sounds an optimistic note on China’s economic momentum.
DHL is downgraded as UBS warns of trade tensions and earnings forecasts.
Starbucks denies rumors it’s shopping its China business.
Oil slides by more than 3% after Trump announces a tentative Middle East ceasefire.
Virgin Australia returns to public markets with a post-IPO debut following its $439M raise.

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