Why Is Westport (WPRT) Down 0.6% Since Last Earnings Report?

Westport Innovations reported a Q2 loss of 53 cents per share, wider than expected, with revenues declining 78.3% year-over-year due to the planned end of a Heavy-Duty OEM agreement. However, subsidiary Cespira showed strong growth with revenues jumping 125% and narrowing losses by 65%. The company faces going-concern risks with insufficient projected cash resources for the next 12 months, though it targets Cespira break-even in 2027. Estimates have trended upward since the earnings release.