Inhalation Sciences (ISAB) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
25 Aug, 2026Executive summary
FDA approved publication of high-level data from the joint DissolvIt study, presented in May, potentially influencing preclinical inhaled drug development.
Rights issue finalized in June, strengthening cash position by approximately SEK 10 million after expenses, with a focus on reaching profitability.
New Chief Commercial Officer appointed to drive commercial expansion and sales.
Strong ongoing customer interest, maintaining a sales pipeline of around SEK 30 million.
Organization streamlined to focus on commercial activities and in-house expertise.
Financial highlights
Rights issue raised SEK 10 million net, intended to be the last financing round.
Net sales for Q2 2025 were 777 tkr, down from 3,357 tkr in Q2 2024; H1 2025 net sales were 1,585 tkr, down from 7,277 tkr in H1 2024.
Operating result for Q2 2025 was -2,498 tkr (Q2 2024: -893 tkr); H1 2025 operating result was -4,740 tkr (H1 2024: -1,668 tkr).
R&D expenses reduced by over 50% for H1 2025 compared to H1 2024.
Earnings per share for Q2 2025 were -0.09 SEK (-0.06); H1 2025 EPS was -0.17 SEK (-0.11).
Outlook and guidance
Plans to expand commercial initiatives and increase market awareness through international conferences and campaigns.
Ongoing discussions with potential strategic partners, including possible M&A and asset sales.
Awareness campaign to leverage regulatory trends and recent study results, running through December.
Targeting near-term profitability with strengthened cash position and reduced costs.
Ongoing efforts to convert leads from a SEK 30 million offer pipeline into formal orders.
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