SpineguardSpineGuard reported a wider H1 2026 net loss of 1,226 K€ as revenue fell 32% amid US asset sale costs and deferred proceeds

SpineGuard reported a net loss of 1,226 K€ for the first half of 2026, down from a loss of 1,083 K€ in the same period last year, as revenue fell 32% to 1,449 K€. The company attributed the decline to costs from selling its U.S. subsidiary's assets to Omnia Medical, the deferral of proceeds from that sale through 2032, and an inventory build-up. Excluding the deferral, the net loss would have been 221 K€, an 80% improvement. U.S. revenue dropped 47% to $776,000 due to the shift to a distribution model, while rest-of-world revenue rose to 785 K€, with European sales up 17%. SpineGuard aims to achieve operational breakeven in the fourth quarter of 2026 and believes it can cover financing needs through the second quarter of 2027.
SpineguardSpineGuard reported a wider H1 2026 net loss of 1,226 K€ as revenue fell 32% amid US asset sale costs and deferred proceeds
China Grand Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Holdings Ltd
Shanghai Henlius Biotech IncOmnia Medical is named only as the buyer of SpineGuard's US subsidiary assets, with no impact on Omnia itself described