Shoulder Innovations Q4 net revenue rose 65% to USD 14.42 million, net loss widened to USD 7.77 million

Reuters03-11
Shoulder Innovations Q4 net revenue rose 65% to USD 14.42 million, net loss widened to USD 7.77 million

Shoulder Innovations reported Q4 net revenue of USD 14.42 million, up 65% year over year on higher implant systems sold and new customers. Q4 gross margin was 76.7%, down 1 percentage point from a year earlier. Q4 operating loss widened to USD 8.5 million as selling, general and administrative expense rose 79% to USD 16.34 million, partly due to higher commercial headcount and legal costs tied to litigation. For FY2025, net revenue rose 50% to USD 47.32 million, while net loss was USD 40.36 million. The company forecast FY2026 net revenue of USD 62 million to USD 65 million, and CEO Rob Ball said momentum remains strong heading into 2026.

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