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Catheter Precision, Inc. (VTAK)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q2 2025 delivered accelerating top-line momentum: revenue rose 128% year over year to $0.212M and 48% sequentially, supported by growing LockeT adoption and continued VIVO engagement .
- Gross margin expanded materially (calculated ~93.4% vs ~82.8% YoY), while operating loss widened on higher SG&A and acquired IPR&D; net loss was $5.458M with ~$3.2M non-cash charges highlighted by management .
- European commercialization de-risked: CE Mark for LockeT received; EU sales expected to begin in Q3 2025, with UK registration and distributor (HC21) in place—key catalysts for H2 acceleration .
- Liquidity remains the key risk: cash was $0.838M and management reiterated substantial doubt on going concern without additional financing; ATM and Series B preferred helped, but runway remains tight .
- Street consensus (S&P Global) for Q2 2025 EPS and revenue was unavailable; estimate comparisons cannot be made; coverage likely limited for this micro-cap. Values retrieved from S&P Global.*
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Strong QoQ and YoY sales growth: revenue +128% YoY to $0.212M and +48% QoQ, reflecting increased LockeT usage and pipeline maturation .
- European approval milestones: CE Mark achieved in Q2; EU sales expected Q3; subsequent UK approval and HC21 distribution broaden go-to-market footprint .
- Clinical validation: multi-center data presented at HRS showed VIVO >94% accuracy and >83% long-term success; LockeT study (139 patients) demonstrated safety/effectiveness in large-bore access EP procedures .
- CEO tone: “We are extremely excited… increasing sales, strong clinical data, and execution of strategic transactions… The team is energized” .
What Went Wrong
- Operating losses increased: operating loss expanded to $4.686M vs $2.717M YoY; net loss to $5.458M, reflecting higher SG&A and IPR&D expense .
- Liquidity risk persists: cash $0.838M, working capital deficit, and explicit going concern language; additional capital required to fund operations for the next 12 months .
- Internal controls: material weaknesses in internal controls over financial reporting noted and not yet remediated; risk flagged across filings and releases .
Financial Results
Income Statement Comparison (YoY)
Sequential Comparison (Q1 → Q2 2025)
Balance Sheet Highlights
Additional Operating Detail
Segment Breakdown
- Company reports one operating segment (cardiac electrophysiology; no product-level revenue breakout reported) .
KPIs and Commercial Progress
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was available in our document set; themes below reflect Q2 press release, 10‑Q, and prior quarter releases.
Management Commentary
- CEO: “We are extremely excited about our results on all fronts: increasing sales, strong clinical data, and execution of strategic transactions… We are seeing increased awareness and desire for our products… with the CE Mark for the LockeT in Europe” .
- EMEA/APAC Sales: UK approval “marks a significant milestone… LockeT… enables earlier discharge… supports NHS efforts to reduce waiting lists… poised to contribute meaningfully” .
Q&A Highlights
- No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was available; no Q&A themes to report from a call. We relied on the press release and 10‑Q disclosures for narrative and clarifications .
Estimates Context
- Wall Street consensus (S&P Global) for Q2 2025 revenue and EPS was unavailable for VTAK; coverage appears limited for this micro-cap. Values retrieved from S&P Global.*
- Implication: Estimate-based beat/miss analysis cannot be performed; focus shifts to trajectory (QoQ/YoY growth), margin dynamics, and de-risking of EU launch.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Commercial momentum is building: revenue inflected +48% QoQ and +128% YoY; early signals suggest growing LockeT utilization and pipeline strength .
- Gross margin profile is attractive at current scale (calculated ~93% in Q2); operating leverage is the gating factor as SG&A and IPR&D weigh on profitability .
- Europe is the near-term catalyst: CE Mark received; EU sales to start Q3; UK approval and HC21 distribution in place—watch for ramp evidence in Q3/Q4 .
- Liquidity is the key risk and overhang: cash $0.838M; going concern language persists; monitor ATM activity, potential strategic financing, or partnerships to extend runway .
- Clinical data strengthens VIVO/LockeT value proposition (accuracy, workflow, patient outcomes); expect increased physician engagement and evaluations to translate into orders as budget cycles progress .
- Governance/controls remediation is needed; material weaknesses could constrain investor confidence until addressed .
- Trading implications: stock sensitive to EU commercialization updates, hospital purchase orders, and financing headlines; near-term upside catalysts paired with financing execution risk .
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.