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ProSomnus, Inc. (OSA)·Q1 2024 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q1 2024 revenue was $7.46M, up 28.4% year over year; basic EPS was $0.20 and diluted EPS was $(0.02). The 8‑K press release rounded revenue to $7.5M, consistent with the 10‑Q detail .
- Operations metrics remained strong: six‑day turnaround and on‑time deliveries above 99% continued in Q1, sustaining the company’s customer satisfaction narrative .
- The company entered voluntary Chapter 11 on May 7, 2024; the plan contemplated ~$20M new capital, ~60% debt reduction, and a return to private status, with ongoing operations expected to continue; Nasdaq delisting occurred in April 2024 with OTC trading under “OSAP/OSAPW” .
- No quantitative guidance was disclosed for Q1 2024; comparison to Wall Street consensus via S&P Global was unavailable, limiting assessment of beats/misses versus estimates. Values from S&P Global were unavailable for OSA.
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- “These exceptional results demonstrate ProSomnus’s value proposition…To generate top tier revenue growth…while going through a restructuring, is truly an outstanding achievement,” said CEO Len Liptak, highlighting resilience during Chapter 11 planning .
- Operational execution: industry‑leading six‑day turnaround and >99% on‑time customer deliveries continued, reinforcing service reliability .
- Technology/R&D progress: RPMO₂ next‑generation remote patient monitoring device scheduled for final clinical testing ahead of FDA submission in June 2024, advancing product roadmap .
What Went Wrong
- Capital structure stress and going‑concern risk: the company initiated Chapter 11 to reorganize; management acknowledged substantial doubt about going concern given debt defaults and liquidity constraints, pending execution of the restructuring plan .
- Equity holders at risk: filings warn existing common stock and warrants may receive no recovery under the confirmed plan; trading in securities during the process is highly speculative .
- Delisting and reputational impact: Nasdaq suspended trading April 18, 2024; shares moved to OTC, complicating investor access and potentially increasing volatility .
Financial Results
Notes: Q1 press release rounded revenue to $7.5M; 10‑Q shows $7.458M (minor rounding) .
Segment breakdown: Not applicable (single product line with precision intraoral devices; no segment reporting disclosed) .
KPIs across quarters:
Guidance Changes
No quantitative ranges were provided in the Q1 2024 press release or 10‑Q; we did not find formal numerical guidance ranges in the reviewed documents .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Management Commentary
- CEO Len Liptak: “These exceptional results demonstrate ProSomnus’s value proposition, differentiation, and the quality of our people, providers, and processes… while going through a restructuring” .
- Q4 commentary emphasized record results and ongoing clinical and regulatory progress including severe OSA label expansion submission and RPM feasibility, alongside OpEx reduction efforts and ISO certification .
Q&A Highlights
- Q4 2023 call indicated there would be no Q&A session, limiting analyst clarification opportunities .
- We found no Q1 2024 earnings call transcript in company documents; Q1 disclosure was via an 8‑K press release and the 10‑Q .
Estimates Context
- S&P Global consensus estimates for Q1 2024 EPS and revenue were unavailable for OSA in our retrieval environment; therefore, we cannot assess beats/misses versus Wall Street consensus. Values from S&P Global were unavailable for OSA.
- Public filings provide actuals: revenue $7.46M, basic EPS $0.20, diluted EPS $(0.02) .
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Operational execution remains strong (six‑day turnaround, >99% on-time delivery), supporting the core commercial thesis even during restructuring .
- Capital structure overhaul is the dominant near‑term narrative: Chapter 11 aims to deliver ~$20M of capital, ~60% debt reduction, and privatization; equity holders face high impairment risk under the plan .
- Revenue trajectory is resilient with 28% YoY growth in Q1, following record Q4/FY 2023 performance; near‑term focus shifts to liquidity, restructuring progress, and pipeline execution .
- RPMO₂ and severe OSA label expansion could be medium‑term product catalysts; watch FDA submission/clearance timelines and commercial ramp potential .
- Lack of formal guidance and unavailable consensus estimates increase uncertainty; investors should monitor court milestones (plan confirmation), DIP financing usage, and post‑emergence operating plans .
- OTC trading and delisting may constrain liquidity and institutional participation; position sizing and risk management should reflect restructuring outcomes .
Appendix: Prior Quarter References
- Q4 2023 8‑K press release and detailed financial tables (revenue $7.84M; net loss $(6.87)M) .
- Q3 2023 8‑K press release and tables (revenue $7.07M; gross margin consistent at ~49%; basic/diluted EPS $(0.70)) .
- Q1 2024 10‑Q: revenue $7.46M, basic EPS $0.20, diluted EPS $(0.02), and extensive going‑concern and restructuring disclosures .