Sintx Technologies, Inc. (SINT)·Q3 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q3 revenue was $0.208M, roughly in line with S&P Global consensus $0.200M; EPS to common was -$3.46 vs consensus -$0.55, a significant miss driven primarily by a $6.7M deemed dividend from warrant inducement rather than core operations . Values for consensus retrieved from S&P Global.*
- Operating expenses fell 51% YoY to $3.448M and operating loss improved to -$3.355M from -$6.408M, reflecting restructuring actions; gross margin was ~44.7% on $93k gross profit .
- Strategic catalysts advanced: FDA 510(k) clearance for the SINAPTIC Foot & Ankle Osteotomy Wedge System (US launch planned Q1 2026), initial product revenue from OsseoSculpt biologic, IP expansion, and Armor facility sublease expected to save up to ~$0.95M .
- Liquidity improved: cash was $6.25M at 9/30/25 (vs $3.60M at 12/31/24), augmented by ~$4.3M gross proceeds from warrant inducement/exercises in Q3/Q4-to-date .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
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What Went Well
- FDA clearance for SINAPTIC Foot & Ankle Osteotomy Wedge System; CEO: “a pivotal milestone that validates our technology and establishes a scalable platform for future growth” with U.S. launch planned Q1 2026 .
- First commercial revenue from OsseoSculpt biologic; CCO: “recorded Q3 revenue from early evaluations… expect biologic utilization will improve the overall economic profile” .
- Cost structure improved materially: operating expenses -51% YoY to $3.448M, operating loss improved to -$3.355M vs -$6.408M YoY; adjusted EBITDA loss improved to -$2.308M vs -$6.085M YoY .
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What Went Wrong
- EPS miss vs consensus due largely to a $6.719M deemed dividend from warrant inducement, taking EPS to common to -$3.46 (vs -$0.55 consensus) despite core net loss of -$3.539M (-$1.19/sh) . Values for consensus retrieved from S&P Global.*
- Revenue fell YoY to $0.208M from $0.799M, primarily due to lower grant revenue; gross profit decreased to $93k (gross margin ~44.7%) vs $589k (~73.7%) in Q3 2024 .
- Product ramp is still early; no formal quantitative guidance provided to frame near-term revenue trajectory; commercialization execution, adoption, and manufacturing scale-up remain key risks cited in forward-looking statements .
Financial Results
Q3 2025 vs Estimates
Note: Consensus values and surprises retrieved from S&P Global.*
Quarterly Trend (oldest → newest)
Values with asterisks (*) retrieved from S&P Global.
Year-over-Year (Q3 2025 vs Q3 2024)
Revenue Mix (Q3 2025)
KPIs and Other Metrics
Guidance Changes
SINT did not provide formal quantitative guidance in the Q3 2025 press materials or filings; management outlined near-term priorities instead (e.g., preparing SINAPTIC wedge launch, KOL engagement, and platform leverage). The table below summarizes:
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: We did not find a Q3 2025 earnings call transcript in company documents or common aggregators as of this writing (company press page lists releases; no call transcript posted) . Thematic evolution is inferred from Q1/Q2 updates and Q3 releases.
Management Commentary
- “We have aligned SINTX squarely behind near-term commercial milestones with our advanced biomaterial products… [SINAPTIC] represents a pivotal milestone that validates our technology and establishes a scalable platform for future growth.” — Eric Olson, President & CEO .
- “FDA clearance of our SINAPTIC portfolio is a defining commercial milestone for the Company… entering the high-value, procedure-driven market with a differentiated biomaterial and surgeon-validated designs.” — Eric Olson .
- “Pairing our SINAPTIC wedges with a custom-built biologic closes a critical gap at the point of care… we recorded Q3 revenue from early evaluations.” — Lisa Marie Del Re, Chief Commercial Officer .
- “This newly allowed [antipathogenic fabric method] patent… complements the recently issued… composition patent… significantly enhances the licensing and commercialization potential of our platform.” — Eric Olson .
Q&A Highlights
- No Q3 2025 earnings call transcript was identified in company materials or common transcript aggregators as of the report date; therefore, no Q&A disclosures are available .
- Key clarifications from filings: the large variance in EPS to common vs consensus reflects a $6.719M deemed dividend from warrant inducement, not a deterioration in operating performance (net loss was -$3.539M; operating loss -$3.355M) .
- Management emphasized near-term priorities (launch prep, KOL engagement, platform leverage) rather than quantitative guidance .
Estimates Context
- Q3 2025 results vs S&P Global consensus: Revenue $0.208M vs $0.200M; EPS (to common) -$3.46 vs -$0.55 (1 estimate for both) . Values for consensus retrieved from S&P Global.*
- Given the deemed dividend impact, consensus models likely need to adjust one-time/non-operating items while focusing on operating expense run-rate and commercialization timing (Q1 2026 launch window) .
Key Takeaways for Investors
- EPS miss (-$3.46 vs -$0.55) was driven primarily by a $6.7M deemed dividend from warrant inducement; core operating loss improved YoY with opex down 51% . Values for consensus retrieved from S&P Global.*
- Revenue was in line/slightly ahead ($0.208M vs $0.200M), but remains modest; early product revenue (OsseoSculpt) is a positive leading indicator . Values for consensus retrieved from S&P Global.*
- FDA clearance de-risks the regulatory path for the SINAPTIC wedge platform; commercialization execution in Q4 2025–Q1 2026 (training, attach rates, evidence capture) is the key near-term stock driver .
- Structural cost actions (Armor sublease) and capital raised (~$4.3M gross) have extended runway; monitor cash burn into launch .
- IP expansion (antipathogenic fabric composition + method) opens optionality for licensing and non-dilutive monetization .
- Near-term model focus: operating expense cadence, gross margin evolution as mix shifts to product revenue, and milestones for U.S. launch readiness (instrument kits, training, early adopter sites) .
- Risk checklist: adoption pace, manufacturing scale-up/quality, pricing/reimbursement dynamics, and additional financing needs if ramp is slower than planned .
Values marked with an asterisk (*) were retrieved from S&P Global.