Inspire Medical swings to Q2 profit; revenue falls 7.6% to $200.6 million
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- Inspire Medical Systems posted Q2 revenue down 7.6% to USD 200.6 million from a decline in U.S. revenue.
- GAAP results swung to net earnings of USD 314,000, or USD 0.01 per diluted share, from a net loss a year earlier.
- Gross margin rose 150 basis points to 85.5%, helped by a higher mix of the Inspire V system.
- Operating cash flow increased to USD 23.2 million from USD 2.7 million, driven by improved working capital in receivables and inventories.
- Raised 2026 revenue guidance to USD 835 million-USD 875 million; launched “Project Horizon” to unlock about USD 30 million of annualized growth investment capacity.
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