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ANGIODYNAMICS INC (ANGO)·Q1 2026 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q1 FY2026 delivered pro forma net sales of $75.7M (+12.2% YoY), Med Tech revenue up 26.1% to $35.3M, and gross margin improved to 55.3%; adjusted EPS was ($0.10) and adjusted EBITDA was $2.2M .
- Actuals beat Wall Street consensus: revenue $75.7M vs $72.7M estimate and adjusted EPS ($0.10) vs ($0.118) estimate; both were modest beats, reflecting stronger Med Tech mix and pricing initiatives *.
- Management raised FY2026 guidance for net sales ($308–$313M), Med Tech growth (14–16%), adjusted EBITDA ($6–$10M), and adjusted EPS (improved to ($0.33)–($0.23)), while reiterating gross margin (53.5–55.5%) and positive FCF .
- Key catalysts: continued >20% Med Tech growth led by mechanical thrombectomy (+41.2% YoY) and NanoKnife disposables (+31.3% YoY), plus upcoming CPT-1 reimbursement for prostate effective Jan 1, 2026 .
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Fourth consecutive quarter of over 20% Med Tech growth; CEO: “Our strategy to bring unique platform technologies… reported our fourth quarter in a row of MedTech growth of over 20%” .
- Gross margin expanded to 55.3% (+90 bps YoY and +260 bps sequential) as pricing, mix shift toward Med Tech, and operational efficiencies offset tariffs .
- Strong product execution: mechanical thrombectomy revenue +41.2% YoY (AngioVac $8.0M +37.1%, AlphaVac $3.3M +52.3%), Auryon $16.5M +20.1% YoY, NanoKnife $6.4M +26.7% with probe growth +31.3% .
What Went Wrong
- GAAP net loss widened to ($10.9M), or ($0.26) per share; adjusted net loss ($4.2M) despite EBITDA turning positive, indicating ongoing investment and tariff headwinds .
- Sequential revenue declined vs Q4 ($75.7M vs $80.2M) and Med Device was roughly flat YoY (+2.3%), suggesting continued reliance on Med Tech for growth .
- Cash usage of $17.1M in Q1 (seasonally highest quarter) and $1.7M tariff expense in COGS; full-year tariff impact still expected at $4–$6M .
Financial Results
Consolidated Performance vs Prior Periods
Actual vs S&P Global Consensus (Q1 FY2026)
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.
Segment and Product Breakdown
Geography
KPIs and Operational Items
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Management Commentary
- CEO (Jim Clemmer): “We grew our revenue by 12%, led by… Med Tech segment, which grew 26%… fourth consecutive quarter with over 20% growth.”
- CFO (Steve Trowbridge): “Gross margin… 55.3%, a 90 bps increase YoY… driven by pricing initiatives, mix shift to higher margin Med Tech, and operating efficiencies… including ~$1.7M of tariff expense (~220 bps).”
- CEO on thrombectomy: “We are continuing to see new hospitals approve our products… unique design elements… make [AlphaVac] both safe and effective.”
- CFO on Auryon: “Auryon… has delivered double-digit YoY growth for 17 consecutive quarters… CE mark drove approximately $500,000 of revenue in the quarter.”
Q&A Highlights
- Guidance drivers: Raise primarily predicated on mechanical thrombectomy and NanoKnife; CPT-1 code expected to aid adoption but not a “light switch” hockey-stick in Q3 timing .
- Hospital penetration and commercialization: Strong adoption with VAC approvals; monthly KPIs tracked; dedicated thrombectomy sales force expanded to ~50 territories (from ~40) to support growth .
- Pricing vs volume: Mechanical thrombectomy growth driven by a combination of price increases, new customers, and higher utilization .
- NanoKnife disposables: Growth largely prostate-driven; normal stocking behavior; ongoing awareness and training initiatives .
Estimates Context
- Q1 FY2026: Revenue $75.7M vs $72.7M consensus; adjusted EPS ($0.10) vs ($0.118) consensus — both beats, aided by Med Tech mix and pricing *.
- Forward quarterly consensus: Q2 FY2026 revenue $76.3M, EPS ($0.098); Q3 FY2026 revenue $76.6M, EPS ($0.09)*.
- With FY2026 guidance raised (net sales $308–$313M; adjusted EBITDA $6–$10M; adjusted EPS ($0.33)–($0.23)), estimate revisions are likely upward for revenue and profitability metrics, subject to tariff and execution variables .
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Med Tech outperformance remains the core thesis: +26.1% segment growth, mechanical thrombectomy +41.2%, Auryon +20.1%, NanoKnife +26.7% — supports margin and EBITDA progression .
- Gross margin improvement is ahead of schedule despite tariffs; initiatives in manufacturing footprint and pricing are showing tangible results (GM 55.3%) .
- FY2026 guidance raised across revenue, Med Tech growth, EBITDA, and EPS — a clear positive revision cycle for models; watch execution on thrombectomy and NanoKnife ramps .
- Near-term trading catalyst: CPT-1 reimbursement for prostate effective Jan 1, 2026 plus AARP awareness campaign could accelerate NanoKnife disposables; monitor Q2/Q3 sequential probe trends .
- Cash seasonality and tariff headwinds are known; Q1 cash usage ($17.1M) was better than expected, with company reiterating full-year positive FCF and zero debt balance sheet .
- Geographic breadth: U.S. (+11.7% YoY) and International (+15.5% YoY) growth indicate diversified demand; keep an eye on U.S. hospital adoption and EU thrombectomy trial progress .
- Risk checks: Med Device remains flat; tariffs ($4–$6M FY) and ongoing restructuring/plant closure costs may pressure GAAP results; thesis depends on sustained Med Tech share gains and clinical/reimbursement milestones .
Additional Document Coverage
- Q1 FY2026 8-K earnings press release and exhibits: detailed segment, margin, cash, and FY26 guidance updates .
- Q1 FY2026 earnings call transcript: strategic context, operational drivers, and Q&A clarifications .
- Prior quarters for trends: Q3 FY2025 8-K (Med Tech +22.2%; GM 54.0%; Auryon/NanoKnife developments) ; Q4 FY2025 8-K (Med Tech +22.0%; GM 52.7% with $1.6M tariffs; FY26 initial guidance) .
- Other press releases in the window were conference participation notices; no additional financial-impact releases identified .