Seacor Holdings fell into the red side of the ledger, in great part due to non-recurring losses related to debt and Dorian LPG.
The New York-listed diversified owner posted a $4.7m net loss versus a $72.8m profit during the same period last year.
The company turned over a $0.26 loss per share compared to a $3.35 earnings per share (EPS) from a year ago, missing one analyst's EPS estimate of $0.54.
