Enorama Pharma (ERMA) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
19 Aug, 2026Executive summary
The period was marked by significant regulatory and financial challenges, including a Refuse-to-File decision from the FDA regarding PMTA applications for NIC-S® in the US, leading to legal proceedings and a control balance sheet due to capital erosion.
The company continued to invest in regulatory studies and legal actions to support the PMTA process, while also focusing on cost efficiency and product development for new markets.
Leadership changes occurred post-period, with Amy Walker appointed as interim CEO following the resignation of Bengt Jönsson.
Financial highlights
Net sales for Q2 2026 were 0 KSEK, down from 733 KSEK in Q2 2025; for H1 2026, net sales were -109 KSEK, compared to 1,182 KSEK in H1 2025, due to product returns.
Operating loss for Q2 2026 was -11,707 KSEK (Q2 2025: -15,321 KSEK); for H1 2026, -22,584 KSEK (H1 2025: -31,999 KSEK).
Pre-tax loss for Q2 2026 was -13,115 KSEK (Q2 2025: -18,708 KSEK); for H1 2026, -25,761 KSEK (H1 2025: -41,219 KSEK).
Earnings per share for Q2 2026 were -0.18 SEK (Q2 2025: -0.28 SEK); for H1 2026, -0.35 SEK (H1 2025: -0.61 SEK).
Cash flow for Q2 2026 was -14,973 KSEK (Q2 2025: -4,204 KSEK); for H1 2026, 290 KSEK (H1 2025: -6,899 KSEK).
Cash and cash equivalents at June 30, 2026, were 2,098 KSEK (June 30, 2025: 2,518 KSEK).
Outlook and guidance
The company remains committed to pursuing the PMTA process for NIC-S® in the US, despite ongoing regulatory and legal uncertainties.
Efforts continue to restore equity and secure liquidity, with optimism for the brand's future in the US and new European and online markets.
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