Myomo Q4 net loss widens to USD 3.81 million as operating expenses rise 19% to USD 10.56 million

Reuters03-10
Myomo Q4 net loss widens to USD 3.81 million as operating expenses rise 19% to USD 10.56 million

Myomo reported Q4 revenue of USD 11.35 million, down 6%, reflecting a modest decrease in revenue units and a lower average selling price. Q4 operating loss was USD 2.77 million and net loss was USD 3.81 million. FY 2025 revenue rose 26% to USD 40.93 million, while FY net loss was USD 15.57 million. Q4 operating expenses increased 19% to USD 10.56 million, driven primarily by higher sales, clinical and marketing spending, including higher advertising expense. Myomo introduced FY 2026 revenue guidance of USD 43 million to USD 46 million and expects Q1 2026 revenue of USD 9 million to USD 9.5 million as it emphasizes recurring patient sources and reduces reliance on advertising-driven revenue.

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