Tivic Health Systems FY2025 operating expenses jump 75.56% to $7.9 million; net loss widens 57.89% to $9 million

Reuters03-26
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/TIVC">Tivic Health</a> Systems FY2025 operating expenses jump 75.56% to $7.9 million; net loss widens 57.89% to $9 million
  • Tivic published a full-year earnings release reporting operating expenses of USD 7.9 million, up 75.56%.
  • Net loss before discontinued operations was expected to be USD 7.9 million to USD 8.1 million, up 75.56%.
  • Net loss was expected to be USD 8.8 million to USD 9.1 million, up 54.39%.
  • Cash and cash equivalents totaled USD 12.6 million, up more than 5x, with working capital of USD 12.4 million.
  • Michael K. Handley said the expense increase reflected the addition of a biopharma business to advance Entolimod and added headcount, including 45 employees hired after forming Velocity Bioworks as a CDMO subsidiary.


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