Levi & Korsinsky said it has opened an investigation into Procept BioRobotics over potential federal securities law violations. The firm cited comments by CFO Kevin Waters and CEO Larry Wood on a Q3 2025 earnings call that reaffirmed a USD 325.5 million revenue target and referenced maintaining handpiece average selling prices of about USD 3,200. It alleged the company had implemented a pricing-discipline initiative that eliminated bulk-purchase discounts, which it said reduced realized average selling prices. Levi & Korsinsky said Q4 2025 revenue was USD 17.4 million below guidance and FY 2026 revenue guidance of USD 410 million to USD 430 million was below analyst consensus. It also said the stock fell roughly 15% in a single session after the Q4 2025 results release.
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