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FEMASYS INC (FEMY)·Q1 2024 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q1 2024 showed modest sales of $0.27M and a wider net loss versus prior year, reflecting continued investment ahead of commercialization; EPS was $(0.17) vs $(0.25) in Q1 2023 and $(0.26) in Q3 2023 .
- Management advanced key catalysts: positive topline data for FDA‑cleared FemaSeed, first commercial in‑office FemaSeed procedure, and FemBloc pivotal trial enrollment expanded to six active academic sites (max allowed in stage one) .
- Liquidity remains solid with $17.84M cash; runway guided “into the second half of 2025,” supporting commercial build‑out and clinical execution .
- Street consensus (S&P Global) for Q1 2024 EPS and revenue was unavailable at time of review; beat/miss assessment cannot be determined. Values would have been sourced from S&P Global if available.
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- FemaSeed clinical and commercial progress: “promising top line data… more than double the historic intrauterine insemination (IUI) pregnancy rates for male factor infertility” and first commercial in‑office procedure completed .
- Pipeline execution: FemBloc pivotal (“FINALE”) trial enrollment initiated at two additional academic sites, totaling six active sites permitted in stage one .
- Organizational scaling: Appointment of a seasoned Chief Commercial Officer to drive infertility portfolio commercialization .
What Went Wrong
- Sales dipped year over year: Q1 2024 sales were $0.271M, down $0.023M from $0.294M in Q1 2023, reflecting early-stage commercialization dynamics .
- Higher operating spend pressured losses: Total OpEx rose to $3.65M (vs $3.23M in Q1 2023) driven by R&D and G&A, widening net loss to $(3.60)M .
- Lack of formal financial guidance (revenue/margins/OpEx) limits estimate anchoring and near-term model visibility; only cash runway was provided .
Financial Results
Income Statement Comparison (oldest → newest)
Operating Expense Detail (Q1 2023 vs Q1 2024)
Liquidity and Capitalization
Estimates vs Actuals (S&P Global)
Note: *S&P Global consensus values unavailable at time of query due to vendor limits. Values would be retrieved from S&P Global.
Segment Breakdown
Femasys does not report segments; revenue reflects portfolio sales across women’s health products .
KPIs (selected)
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No Q1 2024 earnings call transcript was found in our document catalog; themes below synthesize press releases.
Management Commentary
- “Femasys is well positioned to commercialize our infertility portfolio, led by FemaSeed in 2024 with promising top line data… more than double the historic intrauterine insemination (IUI) pregnancy rates for male factor infertility… We believe we have sufficient cash to fund operations into the second half of 2025…” — Kathy Lee‑Sepsick, CEO .
- “Our focus is now on executing on commercialization of FemaSeed and our other available products, as well as advancing the clinical pivotal trial for FemBloc.” — Kathy Lee‑Sepsick, CEO (Year‑end press release) .
Q&A Highlights
No Q1 2024 earnings call transcript available in our dataset; no Q&A to summarize [Search returned none].
Estimates Context
- Consensus EPS and revenue for Q1 2024 were unavailable via S&P Global at time of query due to vendor request limits; as a result, we cannot assess beat/miss versus Street. S&P Global would be the default source if available.
- Implication: Without Street anchors, investor focus should shift to operational milestones and cash runway until formal guidance or estimate visibility improves.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Clinical/Commercial momentum: FemaSeed’s favorable topline data and first commercial procedure are meaningful validation and potential adoption catalysts in infertility care .
- Execution on FemBloc: Pivotal trial continues ramp (six active sites in stage one), keeping optionality on a large permanent birth control market opportunity .
- Operating spend rising ahead of launch: OpEx stepped up to $3.65M; expect continued investment in commercial build‑out and trial activities near term .
- Gross margin resilient despite small scale: Q1 GM ~67% (computed), consistent with prior quarters’ mid‑60s performance .
- Liquidity supports runway: $17.84M cash and reiterated runway into 2H 2025 reduce near‑term financing overhang risk .
- Modeling caution: Absence of formal revenue/margin guidance and unavailable Street estimates limit near‑term visibility; watch for commercial traction updates and additional clinical milestones .
- Trading implications: Newsflow‑driven set‑up—monitor regulatory, clinical updates, and commercial wins (site onboarding, procedure volumes) as near‑term stock catalysts .