Neuronetics (STIM) Canaccord Genuity 44th Annual Growth Conference & Private Company Showcase 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Canaccord Genuity 44th Annual Growth Conference & Private Company Showcase 2024 summary
2 Feb, 2026Company overview and market opportunity
FDA-cleared transcranial magnetic stimulation device for depression, with 6.6 million treatments delivered to 182,000 patients.
Devices are used in nearly 1,200 centers, with about 2,300 systems in the field and reimbursement from all major payers.
Market opportunity remains large, with 4.4 million patients who have failed four drugs, and awareness of TMS has doubled to 18% in four years.
The Better Me Provider program has improved patient response times and increased business for participating practices by 61%.
Recent FDA clearance for adolescent treatment (ages 15-21) positions the company as a first-line therapy for this group.
Financial performance and guidance
Q3 revenue projected at $18.5–$19.5 million, with full-year guidance of $78–$80 million; third consecutive year of revenue growth and OpEx reduction.
Acquisition of Greenbrook TMS expected to add $74 million in revenue, with combined 2023 revenues projected at $143 million and $50 million in debt.
Cost synergies of $15 million identified, in addition to $23 million in cost reductions already achieved by Greenbrook.
New debt facility with Perceptive Advisors provides financial flexibility, with a $140 million debt conversion to stock at close.
Targeting cash flow breakeven in 2025, supported by improved cap structure and operational discipline.
Strategic rationale and integration benefits
Acquisition of Greenbrook TMS expands scale to 350 centers in 49 states, enhancing payer negotiations and reimbursement rates.
Consistent training and branding across 120 new centers expected to drive patient growth and franchise effect.
Access to Greenbrook’s call center and contracts improves practice economics and reduces reimbursement wait times.
Revenue synergies expected from expanded med management and Spravato offerings, and unified branding.
Marketing OpEx to be reduced from $21 million to $15 million without impacting customer economics.
Latest events from Neuronetics
- Record growth in new patient starts and adolescent market expansion set stage for 2025 breakeven.STIM
The 44th Annual William Blair Growth Stock Conference1 Feb 2026 - Q2 revenue fell 7% as net loss widened, but a major merger and new financing support future growth.STIM
Q2 20241 Feb 2026 - Q3 revenue up 4% to $18.5M; Greenbrook deal approved, cost synergies, break-even by 2025.STIM
Q3 202415 Jan 2026 - Greenbrook deal closing soon, with major cost synergies and utilization growth ahead.STIM
Piper Sandler 36th Annual Healthcare Conference11 Jan 2026 - Q4 revenue up 11% to $22.5M; 2025 targets $145–$155M revenue and cash flow positivity by Q3.STIM
Q4 202426 Dec 2025 - Up to $250M in securities offered, including $50M ATM stock via Canaccord; high dilution risk.STIM
Registration Filing16 Dec 2025 - Neuronetics to acquire Greenbrook, creating a combined company with integrated leadership and new equity incentives.STIM
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025 - Shareholders to vote on Neuronetics-Greenbrook merger, board structure, and equity plan changes.STIM
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025 - Neuronetics and Greenbrook to merge, with Greenbrook shareholders receiving 43% of the combined entity.STIM
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025