Venus MedTech FY25 net loss narrows 43.2% to RMB 410 million; revenue falls 34.8% to RMB 310 million

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Venus MedTech FY25 net loss narrows 43.2% to RMB 410 million; revenue falls 34.8% to RMB 310 million
  • Venus Medtech posted a net loss attributable to owners of RMB 408 million, narrowing 42.9%, with loss per share at RMB 0.93.
  • Revenue fell 34.8% to RMB 307 million, due to lower unit prices and sales volumes amid fiercer competition in China.
  • Adjusted non-IFRS EBITDA was RMB 250 million, little changed with a 1.3% improvement.
  • Overseas revenue rose 19.2% to RMB 98.3 million, while cash and cash equivalents declined 46.9% to RMB 158 million.
  • Pipeline updates included full enrollment of 150 patients for Cardiovalve’s EU pivotal trial with CE MDR submission, while VenusP-Valve’s U.S. IDE pivotal study stayed on track.


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