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bioAffinity Technologies, Inc. (BIAF)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q2 2025 net revenue was $1.27M, down 47% year-over-year and down 31% sequentially as the company exited low-margin pathology services to focus on CyPath Lung; operating loss was $2.52M and net loss was $4.06M ($0.17 per share) .
- CyPath Lung commercialization continued to gain traction: YTD CyPath Lung testing revenue rose 62% year-over-year to $0.323M; June and July delivered back-to-back record monthly sales, with July tests up 72% versus the H1 monthly average .
- Pricing was increased to $2,900 per test to align with private payer reimbursement, and logistics were expanded via Cardinal Health OptiFreight to support national delivery reliability .
- Revenue came in below sparse Street consensus ($1.27M vs $1.51M; one estimate) as non-core service discontinuation weighed on total revenue; EPS comparison coverage appears limited and potentially non-comparable due to normalization differences . Values retrieved from S&P Global.
- Capital raised ($3.25M May offering) and patent/IP progress underpin liquidity and pipeline optionality, while warrant remeasurement and offering costs drove a larger GAAP net loss in Q2 .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- CyPath Lung adoption strengthened: “testing revenue up 62% for the first half of the year,” with record monthly sales in June and July; July tests +72% vs H1 monthly average .
- Strategic pricing and logistics: List price increased to $2,900 to enhance per-test profitability; partnership with Cardinal Health OptiFreight improves sample tracking and national delivery reliability .
- Clinical and IP momentum: Case studies showed detection of Stage 1A cancers missed by other tests; patents granted across multiple geographies and siRNA-based therapy presented at the 2025 RNA Therapeutics Conference .
What Went Wrong
- Top-line decline from service rationalization: Q2 revenue fell to $1.27M from $2.40M in Q2 2024 and $1.85M in Q1 2025 as unprofitable pathology services were discontinued, reducing near-term revenue base .
- Margin pressure intensified: EBIT margin deteriorated to approximately -198% in Q2 (vs -142% in Q1 and -87% in Q2 2024), reflecting lower revenue and ongoing operating costs. Values retrieved from S&P Global.
- Non-cash and offering-related expenses: Net loss increased year-over-year due to a ~$1.5M non-cash warrant remeasurement and offering costs tied to the May 2025 financing .
Financial Results
Revenue, EPS, Operating Income and Margins
Values with asterisks retrieved from S&P Global.
Operating Expenses Breakdown
KPIs and Commercial Progress
Balance Sheet Highlights
Guidance Changes
No OpEx, OI&E, tax rate, or dividend guidance was disclosed in Q2 materials .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was available in the document set (we searched the catalog and found none for Aug–Sep 2025). We instead track themes from Q1 and Q2 press releases.
Management Commentary
- “Our second quarter results reflect the continued acceleration of our CyPath Lung commercialization strategy, with testing revenue up 62% for the first half of the year… These real-world results are validating our test’s unique value in guiding clinical decisions and improving patient outcomes.” — Maria Zannes, President & CEO .
- “We are prepared to meet increased demand as we implement our strategy to enter additional key markets, including our expansion in the Mid-Atlantic region and the Veterans Administration healthcare system.” .
- “We took important steps to strengthen our financial foundation, including a successful $3.25 million public offering and a strategic price adjustment for CyPath Lung to better reflect its value and align with reimbursement from private payers.” .
- Q1 setup: “Decisive actions to streamline operations… reduce costs approximately $3.8 million annually and accelerate the commercial growth of CyPath Lung.” .
Q&A Highlights
No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was available; therefore no Q&A themes or clarifications could be extracted (catalog search for earnings-call-transcript returned no results for Aug–Sep 2025).
Estimates Context
- Revenue: Consensus $1.506M vs actual $1.269M; miss with sparse coverage (# of estimates: 1). Values retrieved from S&P Global.
- EPS: Primary EPS consensus mean and actual from S&P show limited comparability to GAAP EPS in the press releases; coverage is minimal (# of estimates: 1). Values retrieved from S&P Global.
Values with asterisks retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Near-term revenue base reset is deliberate: exiting unprofitable services pressured total revenue but refocuses the P&L on higher-margin CyPath Lung growth .
- Commercial traction is building: record months and rising test volumes post-list price increase and logistics expansion suggest improving unit economics and scaling capacity .
- Margins should benefit as mix shifts: while EBIT margin is currently deeply negative, the combination of price, throughput, and cost actions (e.g., $3.8M annual savings) supports medium-term margin recovery as volumes ramp .
- Liquidity extended: $3.25M raised in May and subsequent working capital position should bridge commercialization milestones; monitor warrant liability impacts on GAAP volatility .
- Guidance maintained: FY25 revenue outlook of $6–$8M (with $1–$2M CyPath Lung) remains intact; watch for updates tied to VA expansion and pivotal trial timing .
- Trading lens: Stock may react to durable adoption signals (monthly test momentum, payer alignment) versus headline revenue declines from service exits; watch for further payer wins, VA uptake, and trial news flow .
- Thesis: Increasing clinical validation and improving commercial infrastructure underpin long-term optionality in diagnostics and therapeutics; execution on scaling CyPath Lung and progressing the pivotal trial are the key proof points .
Citations:
- Q2 2025 earnings press release and financials: .
- Q1 2025 earnings press release and financials: .
- FY/Q4 2024 press release (outlook and FSS context): .
- May 2025 financing press releases: .
Values from S&P Global: revenue consensus, Primary EPS consensus and “EBIT Margin %” marked with asterisks above.