Accendra Health (ACH) Q4 2020 earnings summary
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Q4 2020 earnings summary
9 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2020 revenue was $8.48B, down 7.9% YoY; continuing-operations diluted EPS was $1.39 vs. a loss of $0.37 in 2019, while operating income rose to $204.1M from $73.2M.
COVID-19 reduced elective procedures and distribution revenue, partly offset by higher PPE demand, improved manufacturing output, favorable product mix and operating efficiencies.
Strategic focus includes customer experience, continuous improvement, PPE and surgical product expansion, new verticals, technology and end-market expansion.
Financial highlights
Net revenue was $8.480B vs. $9.211B in 2019; gross margin was $1.281B vs. $1.128B, and operating income was $204.1M vs. $73.2M.
Net income was $29.9M vs. a $62.4M loss; continuing-operations income was $88.1M vs. a $22.6M loss.
Continuing-operations diluted EPS was $1.39 vs. a loss of $0.37; diluted net EPS was $0.47 vs. a loss of $1.03.
Operating cash flow was $339.2M vs. $166.1M; cash and cash equivalents ended at $83.1M, while total debt was $1.026B.
Outlook and guidance
2021 priorities include reliable financial performance, strategic investment, sustainable operational improvements and embedding the business system to support continuous improvement.
Planned growth initiatives include expanding product categories beyond PPE and surgical infection prevention, entering new verticals, enhancing customer-focused technology and expanding end markets.
Elevated PPE demand is expected to continue amid new protocols, stockpiling and new healthcare, non-healthcare and international demand channels; post-pandemic demand and growth rates remain uncertain.
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