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After-hours buzz: Planet Fitness, Five Below & more

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Wednesday:

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In its first earnings report since going public, fitness center operator Planet Fitness reported second-quarter profit of 13 cents a share, topping estimates by a penny, on $79 million in revenue, which beat projections of $77 million. Shares shot up as much as 10 percent, before turning lower. It was last down about 6 percent in after-hours trading.

Five Below shares tanked 11 percent after the discount retailer reported earnings of 13 cents a share, in line with expectations and revenue of $182 million came in below estimates of $185 million. Comparable store sales rose 3 percent, versus expectations of a 4.5 percent increase, and its third-quarter outlook was weak.

Health tech firm Catalent saw its shares drop 2 percent after it reported revenue of $510 million, topping estimates, but down 2 percent from a year ago.

Shares of intelligence solutions provider Verint Systems fell about 5 percent after it reported second-quarter results.