NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Real Goods Solar (RGSE) stock is lower in post-market trading Wednesday after the alternative energy company posted a wider-than-expected net loss than analysts expected.
After the bell, shares had dropped 12.7% to $2.62.
Over the three months to March, the company reported net losses of 32 cents a share, 19 cents wider than analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected. Revenue of $22.14 million climbed 32% higher year over year but missed estimates of $24.3 million.
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