DYNATRONICS CORP reports $1.2 million Q3 loss
The company generated $9.20 million in quarterly revenue
DYNATRONICS CORP [DYNT] has reported fiscal Q3 loss of $1.20 million.
On a per-share basis, the UT based company said its diluted earnings are $0.36.
The Surgical & Medical Instruments & Apparatus firm posted revenue of $9.20 million in this period.
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