Stock Track | Harrow Health Plunges 10.66% as Q3 Earnings and Revenue Miss Estimates

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Harrow Health Inc (HROW) saw its stock price plummet 10.66% on Monday following the release of its third-quarter 2025 financial results, which fell significantly short of analysts' expectations. The specialty pharmaceutical company's disappointing performance triggered a sell-off among investors in the after-hours trading session.

The company reported an adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $(0.12), missing the estimated $0.26 by a wide margin. Revenue for the quarter came in at $71.638 million, also falling short of the anticipated $73.705 million. This double miss on both top and bottom lines appears to have spooked investors, leading to the sharp decline in share price.

Despite some positive metrics, such as a core gross margin of 81% and a core EPS of $0.33, the overall results were overshadowed by the missed estimates. Chief Executive Mark Baum attributed part of the underperformance to worse-than-expected results for Triesence, a steroid used to treat several eye diseases. However, Baum remained optimistic, stating that he expects Triesence to become the leading ophthalmic injectable steroid in the U.S. market as it gains traction in the eye inflammation market. The market's reaction suggests that investors may need more convincing before regaining confidence in Harrow Health's growth prospects.

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