US home solar and battery provider Sunrun (NASDAQ:RUN) revised down its full-year 2026 cash generation outlook to USD 200 million-375 million, excluding potential investment in equipment safe harboring, from its previous guidance of USD 250 million-450 million, as it reported second-quarter results on Wednesday.

Here's a look at why Sunrun stock is down after reporting Q2 earnings.

Sunrun is trading lower Thursday despite upbeat Q2 results, as guidance cuts and a Goldman Sachs price target trim weighed on sentiment.