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Plug Power Nears Gross Margin Breakeven; Material Handling 'Continues to Be a Bright Spot'

BenzingaPriya Nigam

PLUG stock rose in early trading after reporting Q2 results, with strong fuel cell demand and cost reduction leading to breakeven GM.

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