Primoris Services triggered a 33% sell-off, dropping to $72.50, after the company slashed its full-year earnings outlook. Management cited unexpected headwinds within its renewables division and confirmed the abrupt departure of its chief operating officer.

Nexentis Technologies experienced an even sharper decline, with shares plummeting 46% to $7.07. The drop followed an announcement that the firm plans to sell additional shares at a discount to its Monday closing price. Conversely, Avis Budget Group bucked the negative trend, climbing 6.5% to $198.38, following the disclosure of a $650 million settlement agreement with Pentwater Capital Management.