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ProSomnus, Inc. (OSA)·Q4 2023 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- ProSomnus delivered record Q4 2023 revenue of $7.84M, marking the eighth straight quarter of sequential growth; net loss improved to $(6.87)M from $(11.24)M in Q3, though below a Q4 2022 positive net income driven by unusual other income last year .
- Cost of revenue rose to $4.13M (53% of revenue), reflecting higher volumes and new facility overhead; operating expenses increased sequentially to $12.85M as sales and marketing, R&D, and G&A stepped up versus Q3 .
- Management highlighted continued adoption of the EVO precision intraoral devices, >98% on-time delivery, and pilot validation of the next-gen RPM device with embedded oximetry; the company submitted a 510(k) for severe OSA label expansion, now in substantive review .
- The company initiated a comprehensive review of financing and strategic alternatives as cash and restricted cash decreased to $7.06M at year-end from $12.02M at Q3, a key near-term stock catalyst alongside regulatory progress on severe OSA labeling and RPM commercialization .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Record quarterly revenue ($7.84M) and full-year revenue ($27.65M), with eighth consecutive quarter of sequential increases driven by EVO device mix and broader adoption .
- Operational excellence: >98% on-time delivery and sustained patient/provider satisfaction; ISO 13485:2016 certification for the quality management system .
- Technology and clinical progress: demonstrated feasibility of next-gen RPM device (continuous SpO2 monitoring embedded in intraoral device) and advanced severe OSA pathway with 510(k) submission in substantive FDA review. “I am thrilled to announce another record revenue quarter... as we establish the ProSomnus EVO precision intraoral technology as a truly differentiated therapy” — CEO Len Liptak .
What Went Wrong
- Cost of revenue increased to 53% of revenue ($4.13M) in Q4, up versus Q3 ($3.58M), reflecting higher product costs and new facility overhead; total operating expenses also rose sequentially to $12.85M .
- Net loss remained significant at $(6.87)M despite improvement from Q3’s $(11.24)M; cash declined by $4.96M during Q4 to $7.06M, including ~$1.0M for insurance renewals, prompting balance sheet actions .
- Other income tailwinds seen in prior periods moderated; Q4 total other income (expense) was $(1.86)M vs $(7.02)M in Q3 2023 and $8.26M in Q4 2022, limiting bottom-line recovery .
Financial Results
Income Statement Highlights (USD Millions)
Notes:
- Cost of revenue represented 53% of revenue in Q4 2023 (implying ~47% gross margin) .
- Q3 2023 gross margin was ~49% (management disclosure) .
Liquidity
KPIs and Operational Metrics
Segment breakdown: Not disclosed; company reports as a single product category .
Guidance Changes
No dividend guidance disclosed .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Because the Q4 2023 earnings call transcript could not be retrieved due to a database inconsistency, themes are based on press releases/8-Ks; no additional call-specific details are available .
Management Commentary
- “I am thrilled to announce another record revenue quarter and fiscal year for ProSomnus... The team worked tremendously towards executing on our strategic deliverables, and achieved a record number of procedures in both Q4 and the full year.” — Len Liptak, CEO .
- “We continued to fine-tune our operations in an effort to progress towards cash flow breakeven while maintaining strong top line growth.” — Len Liptak, CEO .
- “ProSomnus delivered another record setting quarter further establishing ProSomnus as the leading non-CPAP therapy... we will continue to fine tune our operations with the goal of achieving cash flow breakeven…” — Len Liptak, CEO (Q3) .
Q&A Highlights
- The Q4 2023 earnings call transcript was unavailable due to a retrieval error; therefore, Q&A themes, guidance clarifications, and tone changes from the call cannot be summarized at this time .
Estimates Context
- Wall Street consensus from S&P Global Capital IQ was unavailable for OSA due to missing CIQ mapping; as a result, we cannot determine revenue or EPS beats/misses versus consensus for Q4 2023 at this time. If/when mapping is resolved, we will update comparison to “Revenue Consensus Mean” and “Primary EPS Consensus Mean” from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Top-line momentum continues: record Q4 and FY revenue with eighth consecutive sequential increase; EVO device mix shift underscores differentiated product-market fit .
- Margin dynamics mixed near term: cost of revenue at 53% reflects scaling costs from the new facility; management expects leverage as volumes rise, but Q4 showed higher COGS dollars and total OpEx sequentially .
- Regulatory de-risking catalyst: 510(k) submission for severe OSA label expansion in substantive review; successful RPM feasibility (embedded oximetry) adds a potential tech-enabled monitoring angle to the device narrative .
- Balance sheet actions underway: initiated financing/strategic alternatives review amid cash decline to $7.06M in Q4; watch for capital raises, restructuring, or partnerships as key near-term stock drivers .
- Operating discipline: management is reducing OpEx intensity (as % of revenue) and focusing on breakeven; continued execution could narrow losses and support valuation re-rating over time .
- Lack of formal guidance and missing consensus mapping limit immediate estimate-based trading signals; investors should monitor FDA milestones, financing outcomes, and RPM commercialization timing for catalysts .
- Cross-quarter narrative is improving on adoption and operational rigor; sustained delivery (>98%) and clinical validation efforts support medium-term growth and credibility in non-CPAP OSA therapy .
Cross-References and Notes
- Q4 2023 press release (Exhibit 99.1) and detailed consolidated statements provide the quantitative backbone for revenue, expenses, and cash .
- Q3 and Q2 2023 press releases corroborate sequential growth, margin context, and development timelines for RPM and severe OSA study .
- Earnings call transcript for Q4 2023 could not be read due to a database inconsistency; summary relies on SEC-furnished press releases/8-Ks .