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CUMBERLAND PHARMACEUTICALS INC (CPIX)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q2 2025 net revenues were $10.84M, up 10% year over year, but down sequentially from Q1’s $11.71M; GAAP net loss narrowed to $0.74M versus $1.09M loss in Q2 2024, while adjusted earnings for the quarter were $0.37M ($0.02 diluted EPS), and YTD adjusted earnings reached $2.76M ($0.18 per share) .
- Mix was balanced: Sancuso $3.1M, Kristalose $2.8M, Vibativ $2.7M, Caldolor $1.6M; operating expenses were $11.6M; YTD operating cash flow was $4.74M, cash was $16.09M, and total equity rose to $27.99M .
- Near‑term catalysts: end‑of‑Phase II FDA meeting for ifetroban (DMD cardiomyopathy) in the fall; Vizient contract expands Vibativ access; Vibativ approval in China and launch preparation in the Middle East should support international traction .
- No formal revenue/EPS guidance was provided; Wall Street consensus (S&P Global) for Q2 2025 EPS and revenue was unavailable, limiting beat/miss analysis; consider monitoring upcoming events for estimate recalibration (Values retrieved from S&P Global) .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- 10% YoY revenue growth with diversified brand contribution; adjusted quarterly earnings positive at $0.37M and YTD adjusted earnings of $2.76M ($0.18/share), supported by $4.74M YTD operating cash flow .
- Strategic advances: Vizient contract for Vibativ 4‑Vial Starter Pak broadens provider access; China approval and Middle East shipments position Vibativ for international growth .
- R&D momentum: ifetroban Phase II DMD trial showed 5.4% LVEF improvement with reduced cardiac damage biomarkers; FDA end‑of‑Phase II meeting scheduled for fall (CEO: “we are scheduled to meet with them this fall to discuss our clinical program and also discuss the development pathway forward.”) .
What Went Wrong
- Sequential revenue decline vs Q1 ($10.84M vs $11.71M) and operating loss in Q2 (EBIT −$0.75M); GAAP net loss −$0.74M .
- Operating expenses remained elevated at $11.6M; R&D increased YoY (Q2: $1.47M vs $1.06M), reflecting pipeline investment but pressuring quarterly profitability .
- Vaprisol manufacturing transition awaiting FDA inspection at the new site, delaying full relaunch and revenue acceleration in that brand .
Financial Results
Core P&L vs prior periods (chronological: Q4 2024 → Q1 2025 → Q2 2025)
YoY and sequential comparison for Q2 2025
Segment/Product revenue breakdown
KPIs and Balance Sheet Snapshot
Non-GAAP
- Adjusted earnings Q2 2025: $367,126; adjusted diluted EPS: $0.02; YTD adjusted earnings: $2,764,869; adjusted diluted EPS: $0.18 (excludes taxes, D&A, SBC, interest income/expense) .
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Management Commentary
- CEO: “We’ve enjoyed a strong first half... a series of positive developments during the second quarter... we are scheduled to meet [with FDA] this fall to discuss our clinical program and... development pathway forward.” .
- CFO: “Net revenue... was $10.8M, a 10% increase... YTD net income was $0.5M... adjusted earnings were $2.8M or $0.18 a share... we held $68M in total assets, including $16M in cash.” .
- CEO press release: “We have had a strong first half... We look forward to building on this success... as we continue our mission of... improve the quality of patient care.” .
- VP, Organizational Development: highlighted Caldolor’s pediatric use and older patient study; Sancuso sales expansion; Vizient availability for Vibativ; manufacturing status for Vaprisol .
Q&A Highlights
- No analyst questions were recorded on the call; management invited follow‑up conversations with shareholders. This limits external guidance clarifications and reduces visibility into near‑term consensus expectations .
Estimates Context
- Wall Street consensus (S&P Global) for Q2 2025 EPS and revenue was unavailable, preventing direct beat/miss assessment; coverage appears limited for CPIX at the quarterly level. Values retrieved from S&P Global.
- Historical context: FY 2024 actuals in S&P Global show revenue $37.87M and EBITDA −$1.53M, consistent with company disclosures (Values retrieved from S&P Global) .
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Mix and execution: Oncology (Sancuso) and anti‑infectives (Vibativ) drove Q2; Kristalose and Caldolor remain steady—diversification supports resilience despite sequential revenue variability .
- Profit trajectory: Q2 GAAP loss narrowed YoY, but profitability remains sensitive to R&D and amortization; adjusted earnings and strong YTD operating cash flow underscore underlying cash generation .
- International upside: Vibativ’s China approval and Middle East shipments are material expansion levers; the Vizient contract should aid domestic uptake and hospital access .
- Pipeline catalyst: Ifetroban’s end‑of‑Phase II FDA meeting in the fall is a binary narrative driver; positive regulatory feedback could reset medium‑term expectations .
- Watch Vaprisol timing: Manufacturing site inspection clearance is needed before branded production can fully resume—monitor FDA site status for brand contribution recovery .
- Estimates gap: With limited consensus data, traders should anchor on company milestones and execution (events, regulatory, distribution) and reassess after Q3 data points (Values retrieved from S&P Global) .
- Balance sheet: $16.09M cash, $27.99M equity, $40.23M liabilities; liquidity supported by operating cash flow and $20M credit line capacity—adequate to bridge pipeline and commercialization activities .