-- ハラドール・エナジー（HNRG）は水曜遅く、第1四半期の純損失が希薄化後1株当たり0.20ドルとなり、前年同期の0.23ドルの利益から赤字に転落したと発表した。 ファクトセットが調査したアナリストは、1株当たり0.11ドルの損失を予想していた。 3月31日締めの第1四半期の売上高および営業収益は1億180万ドルで、前年同期の1億1770万ドルから減少した。 ファクトセットが調査したアナリストは、1億230万ドルを予想していた。 ハラドールは、2028年から2040年までの12年間、認可済み発電容量の「相当部分」を電力会社の子会社に売却する契約を締結したと発表した。この契約は当初、2028年の認可容量のごく一部を対象とし、2029年から2040年にかけて容量の3分の2まで拡大する。 同社はこの契約から10億ドル以上の収益を見込んでおり、契約は2026年下半期に予定されている規制当局の承認を条件としている。 ハラドール社の株価は木曜日のプレマーケット取引で15%上昇した。
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