Pacific Edge looks to US comeback after $19.1m half-year loss

Pacific Edge looks to US comeback after $19.1m half-year loss
Pacific Edge chief executive Peter Meintjes. (Image: Pacific Edge)
Greg Hurrell
Pacific Edge has posted a net loss of $19.1 million for the six months to Sept 30, 2025, as its recent loss of US Medicare coverage chokes back revenue. However, the Dunedin-based medical tech company says it is now very confident of winning back Medicare coverage for its suite of non-invasive bladder cancer tests. The Cxbladder tests, including Triage and the next-generation Triage Plus, are used to detect cancer by analysing a urine sample for specific genetic markers.In its unaudited results, total revenue for the first half of the...

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