Pacific Edge FY26 loss widens to NZ$35.8 million as Medicare draft coverage improves outlook
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Pacific Edge reported a wider FY26 net loss and sharply lower operating revenue alongside weaker US commercial test volumes, but sentiment is partially offset by improved cash burn, a completed NZ$36.1m capital raise, and a draft US Medicare coverage determination that could reopen reimbursement pathways. The news is idiosyncratic to the company and unlikely to shift broader macro or crypto markets near term.
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Cancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge reported FY26 results showing a net loss of NZ$35.8 million, up 19.5% year on year, while operating revenue fell 47.4% to NZ$11.5 million. Commercial test volumes declined 23.8% to 18,783, even as U.S. commercial insurers covering 10.5 million lives adopted medical policy for its tests. The company said its APAC business contributed NZ$2.0 million in revenue and moved closer to direct-cost profitability, and it completed a NZ$36.1 million capital raising after the balance date.
