Stock Track | Harrow Health Plunges 5.30% Pre-market Following Q3 Earnings and Revenue Miss

Stock Track2025-11-11

Harrow Health Inc (HROW) shares tumbled 5.30% in pre-market trading on Tuesday, extending the losses from Monday's after-hours session. The continued decline comes in the wake of the company's disappointing third-quarter 2025 financial results, which fell short of analysts' expectations.

The specialty pharmaceutical company reported adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.33, which, while beating the revised estimate of $0.26, fell significantly short of the initial Wall Street expectation of $0.22 per share. Revenue for the quarter came in at $71.638 million, missing the anticipated $73.705 million. This underperformance on both top and bottom lines appears to have shaken investor confidence.

Chief Executive Mark Baum attributed part of the underperformance to worse-than-expected results for Triesence, a steroid used to treat several eye diseases. Despite the setback, Baum remained optimistic, stating that he expects Triesence to become the leading ophthalmic injectable steroid in the U.S. market as it gains traction. However, the market's reaction suggests that investors may need more convincing before regaining confidence in Harrow Health's growth prospects. As trading begins on Tuesday, all eyes will be on Harrow Health to see if it can recover from this pre-market plunge.

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