By Josh Beckerman
Taylor Devices shares slipped after the company reported lower second-quarter sales and earnings.
The stock was down 13%, to $35.81, Friday, but has been up about 61% for the last 52 weeks.
Taylor Devices, which produces shock-absorption, rate-control and energy-storage devices, said sales fell to $8.5 million from $10.3 million. Earnings per share fell to 34 cents from 56 cents.
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January 03, 2025 13:09 ET (18:09 GMT)
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