MiMedx raises 2025 revenue growth outlook to mid- to high teens as company posts record quarterly sales

Earnings Call Insights: MiMedx Group, Inc. (MDXG) Q3 2025

MANAGEMENT VIEW

* CEO Joseph Capper reported "our third quarter performance was outstanding across the enterprise, generating strong top line growth in both our Wound and Surgical franchises" and noted the company set new highs for quarterly revenue, adjusted EBITDA, and adjusted EBITDA margin, adding $23 million of cash in the quarter.
* Capper announced, "we are once again raising our full year 2025 revenue growth guidance and our expectations for adjusted EBITDA margin," emphasizing that MiMedx aims to maximize near-term opportunities and enter upcoming Medicare reimbursement reforms from a position of strength.
* The company recorded year-over-year net sales growth of 35% to $114 million in Q3, an adjusted gross profit margin of 88%, and adjusted EBITDA of $35 million or 31% of net sales. Net cash ended at $124 million, with expectations to surpass $150 million by year-end.
* Capper highlighted the launch and progress of new products, including EPIEFFECT, HELIOGEN, CELERA, EMERGE, and the rollout of EPIXPRESS. He stated, "the full market release of EPIXPRESS is now underway and the early feedback is extremely positive." The EPIEFFECT randomized controlled trial reached over half its enrollment target and completed interim analysis with favorable results.
* Strategic collaborations were launched, such as the co-marketing pilot with Vaporox for the VHT system, and a focus continued on expanding the surgical market footprint and enhancing customer intimacy through MiMedx Connect.
* The company is preparing for CMS reimbursement reforms and has submitted recommendations to CMS regarding the proposed rules, with Capper asserting, "we are extremely confident of the company's position post Medicare reimbursement reform."
* Capper stated, "we are increasing our full year 2025 revenue growth rate outlook from the low teens to the mid- to high teens. We also now expect our full year adjusted EBITDA margin to be at least in the mid-20s as a percentage of net sales."
* CFO Douglas Rice said, "Our third quarter 2025 net sales of $114 million represented 35% growth compared to the prior year period...wound sales of $77 million increased 40%...while surgical sales of $37 million were up 26%." Rice added, "In the third quarter, the business generated $29 million in free cash flow, a record for the company, and our net cash position rose to $124 million."

OUTLOOK

* The company raised its full year 2025 revenue growth outlook from the low teens to the mid- to high teens and now expects the full year adjusted EBITDA margin to be at least in the mid-20s as a percentage of net sales.
* Capper noted, "we do expect some choppiness in the early part of the year as the industry navigates the changes. Still, we welcome these reforms and expect the change will bring much needed stability and predictability to the market."
* There was no explicit forward guidance for 2026 pending final CMS rules, but the company expects a net cash balance of more than $150 million by year-end 2025.

FINANCIAL RESULTS

* Net sales reached $114 million, a 35% increase year-over-year, with wound sales at $77 million and surgical sales at $37 million.
* GAAP gross profit was about $95 million, with a GAAP gross margin of 84% and non-GAAP adjusted gross margin of 88%. The company now expects full year non-GAAP gross margin to be around 85%.
* GAAP sales and marketing expenses were $54 million or 47% of net sales, while GAAP G&A expenses were $15 million or 13% of net sales. R&D expenses were $4 million or 3% of net sales.
* GAAP net income was $17 million or $0.11 per share (diluted). Adjusted net income for the quarter was $23 million or $0.15 per share. Adjusted EBITDA was $35 million or 31% of net sales.
* Free cash flow for the quarter was $29 million, with net cash at $124 million.

Q&A

* Frank Takkinen, Lake Street Capital Markets: Asked about guidance breakdown between wound and surgical. CFO Rice responded, "we continue to expect strong uptake in the surgical suite...and the wound business and franchise is certainly going to continue to grow at a healthy clip."
* Takkinen: Asked about preparations for reimbursement reforms. Capper said, "we have been advocating for some time is level the playing field and take this price variability out of the equation...we clearly welcome the reform."
* Takkinen: Asked about cash generation. Capper clarified, "we still have about $18 million drawn on our line. So when we say $150 million by year-end, think of that as net."
* Chase Knickerbocker, Craig-Hallum: Asked about wound business volume growth. Capper declined to provide square centimeter data, citing variability and product mix factors.
* Knickerbocker: Asked about feedback on CMS proposals. Capper stated, "nothing that we could publicly comment on."
* Knickerbocker: Asked about LCD submission and confidence in EPIEFFECT. Capper said, "we feel that we've got sufficient evidence relative to EPIEFFECT to justify reimbursement. The analysis was very strong."
* Carl Byrnes, Northland Capital: Inquired about M&A prospects. Capper replied, "there are compelling assets...we have leaned a little bit more into the surgical side of our business."
* Ross Osborn, Cantor Fitzgerald: Asked about HELIOGEN adoption. Capper and Rice indicated adoption is increasing but no numbers were disclosed.
* Osborn: Asked about AXIOFILL's legal status. Capper explained the case is being resubmitted but the product continues to perform in the market.
* Anthony Petrone, Mizuho Securities: Queried about potential demand pull-forward ahead of CMS LCDs. Capper said, "we didn't notice pull-through on either side of the business."
* Petrone: Asked about reimbursement scenarios. Capper declined to speculate until CMS rules are finalized.

SENTIMENT ANALYSIS

* Analysts maintained a positive to slightly cautious tone, frequently asking about guidance clarity, volume trends, and regulatory impacts. Repeated requests for data and scenario specifics were largely met with noncommittal responses from management.
* Management's tone in prepared remarks was highly confident and forward-looking, with Capper repeatedly expressing optimism: "we are extremely confident of the company's position post Medicare reimbursement reform." During Q&A, responses to scenario planning and regulatory questions were more reserved, with Capper often deflecting specifics.
* Compared to the previous quarter, both analyst and management sentiment shifted further toward optimism due to stronger growth results and a more substantial guidance raise, though uncertainty around CMS reforms persisted.

QUARTER-OVER-QUARTER COMPARISON

* Guidance was raised from low double digits to mid- to high teens revenue growth, and adjusted EBITDA margin expectations increased from above 20% to at least mid-20s.
* Q3 net sales, adjusted EBITDA, and cash flow all set new records, significantly above Q2's 13% sales growth and $24 million adjusted EBITDA.
* Q3 saw stronger product releases and trial progress, with more explicit confidence in market share gains post-reform. Management's confidence in regulatory navigation and competitive positioning was more pronounced this quarter.
* Analyst focus shifted from general market impact and product pipeline to more granular questions on volume, cash use, and regulatory scenarios.

RISKS AND CONCERNS

* Management highlighted pending Medicare reimbursement reforms as a major industry shakeup, with potential for market choppiness in early 2026.
* Legal and regulatory disputes contributed to increased G&A expenses.
* Management noted the uncertainty surrounding CMS final rules and the impact of LCD implementation or modification, as well as competitive attrition and pricing variability as ongoing risks.

FINAL TAKEAWAY

MiMedx delivered record-setting third quarter performance with robust growth in both wound and surgical franchises, driving a substantial increase in revenue, profitability, and cash flow. The company raised its full year 2025 revenue growth outlook to the mid- to high teens and expects adjusted EBITDA margin to reach at least the mid-20s. Management emphasized preparedness for upcoming Medicare reimbursement reforms and highlighted strong product launches, continued trial progress, and a solid balance sheet as drivers for future success. While regulatory uncertainty remains, MiMedx expressed confidence in its ability to outperform the market and expand market share as the industry transitions to new reimbursement structures.

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