Tenon Medical Q4 revenue rose 92% to USD 1.5 million, net loss narrowed to USD 2.8 million

Reuters03-20
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/TNONW">Tenon Medical</a> Q4 revenue rose 92% to USD 1.5 million, net loss narrowed to USD 2.8 million
  • Tenon Medical published a press release reporting Q4 and full-year 2025 financial results.
  • Q4 revenue was USD 1.5 million, up 92%, driven primarily by an increase in surgical procedures in the back half of 2025 across Catamaran and SImmetry+ platforms from adoption by new physician users.
  • Q4 gross profit was USD 1 million; gross margin was 69%, up 23 percentage points.
  • Full-year revenue was USD 3.9 million, up 20%; full-year gross profit was USD 2.4 million, up 38%.
  • Full-year net loss was USD 12.56 million, and Steve Foster said the company entered 2026 with accelerating adoption, improving field productivity and a tightening cost structure.


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