-- レンジャー・エナジー・サービス（RNGR）は月曜日、第1四半期の決算を発表し、希薄化後1株当たり利益は前年同期の0.03ドルから0.12ドルに増加した。 ファクトセットが調査したアナリストのうち1人は0.13ドルを予想していた。 3月31日までの3ヶ月間の売上高は、前年同期の1億3520万ドルから1億5910万ドルに増加した。 ファクトセットが調査したアナリスト3人は1億5620万ドルを予想していた。 レンジャー・エナジーの株価は時間外取引で10%下落した。
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