Pulsenmore FY25 net loss narrows 50% to USD 5 million; revenue jumps to USD 12.5 million

Reuters03-30
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/PLSM">Pulsenmore</a> FY25 net loss narrows 50% to USD 5 million; revenue jumps to USD 12.5 million
  • Pulsenmore posted a net loss of USD 5 million, narrowing 50% from the prior year.
  • Revenue climbed to USD 13 million, up 374% on a one-time USD 9.6 million contribution tied to a settlement with GE Precision Healthcare.
  • Gross margin expanded to 84% from 37%.
  • Operationally, Pulsenmore secured FDA clearance for remote-use prenatal ultrasound in the U.S. and received MDR CE certification in Europe for its Early-Screening pregnancy product.
  • CEO Elazar Sonnenschein said focus in 2026 is accelerating commercial momentum, increasing utilization, and strengthening recurring revenue streams while maintaining disciplined investment.


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