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Vivos Inc.0.0691
-0.0026-3.65%
Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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Key Stats
Market Cap
31.41MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-0.01Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
Vivos posted Q3 revenue of $1.9k, down from $5k y/y yet up from YTD trends, but swung to a gross loss on higher COGS from inventory buildup. Operating loss narrowed to $531k from $843k y/y, thanks to 39% lower professional fees including RSUs; net loss improved to $507k. Cash held steady at $2.2M after $1.5M Regulation A raise offset $1.5M op cash burn—no debt. Vivos India launched post-quarter for manufacturing and trials. Cash won't last.
8-K
New President and COO appointed
Vivos Inc. appointed Brad Allan Weeks as President and David J. Swanberg as COO, both effective September 1, 2025, via agreements announced September 15. Weeks gets $192,000 base salary plus $3,000 quarterly stock grants through 2027; Swanberg earns $12,000 monthly plus matching stock through 2028. Leadership bolsters cancer therapy development. No related party ties.
8-K
Vivos enters India market
Vivos Inc. launched Vivos Scientific India LLP on September 17, 2025, as a wholly owned entity to build a manufacturing center and expand human therapies in India. This move targets commercialization of therapies there while generating more human trial data for FDA support. Strategic expansion bolsters global reach. Yet risks include regulatory hurdles in new markets.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
Vivos Inc. posted Q2 FY2025 revenue of $15,000, up 11.1% y/y from $13,500, yet swung to a gross loss of $34,753 from a $2,720 profit, driven by higher cost of goods sold from inventory buildup for IsoPet therapies. Operating loss widened to $674,772, a 29.2% y/y increase, fueled by elevated professional fees including $494,935 in RSU vesting and ramped research and development at $107,965. Net loss hit $645,513, or $0.00 per diluted share on 453.5M shares, consistent with basic due to anti-dilutive effects. Cash climbed to $2.7M after $1.5M from Regulation A+ stock sales, funding FDA IDE pursuits and India trials. No debt burdens the balance sheet. Regulatory hurdles could delay human therapy rollout.
10-Q
Q1 FY2025 results
Vivos Inc. posted Q1 FY2025 revenue of $26,748, up sharply from $4,500 a year earlier, driven by IsoPet treatments and new clinic certifications, though gross margins stayed negative at a $9,083 loss amid higher costs. Operating expenses climbed 48% y/y to $854,449 (derived), fueled by professional fees and R&D for human trials in India and the US, yielding an operating loss of $863,532 versus $577,129 last year; net loss widened to $834,696, with the gap to operating loss under 5% from minor interest income. Cash swelled to $3.3M after raising $1.5M via stock sales, funding $455K in operating burn—enough runway for now. No debt burdens the balance sheet. Regulatory hurdles in FDA approvals loom large.
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