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Palomar Medical Technologies Inc. second quarter losses increases 600 percent due to heavy spending in G&A and R&D expenditures; company says revenue growth was "steady."
Palomar Medical Technologies Inc. (NSDQ:PMTI) Q2 losses surged some 600 percent as it invested heavily in infrastructure costs.
The cosmetic laser surgery equipment-maker reported $1.7 million in net losses, or 9 cents per diluted share, on $15.6 million in sales during the three months ended June 30. A dramatic increase compared to a net loss of $243,922, at 1 cent per diluted share, on revenue of $15.0 million during the same period last year.
Cosmetic device maker Elemé Medical Inc. reels in $6.6 million in a debt offering.
Elemé Medical Inc. added $6.6 million to its coffers in a debt offering, according to a regulatory filing.
The Merrimack, N.H.-based cosmetic device maker raised the cash from nine un-named investors, according to the filing.
Monteris Medical Inc. raises $3.4 million in an equity offering to fuel the sales operation for its AutoLITT neurosurgical laser, designed to reduce brain tumors to paste.
By Brandon Glenn
Monteris Medical Inc. raised $3.4 million in an equity round for a device that enables minimally invasive laser surgery for brain tumors, according to a regulatory filing.
Monteris hopes to stretch the funding round to about $4.5 million, CEO Jim Duncan said. The 25-employee company has garnered $21 million in investment funding since its 1999 inception.
MassDevice talks to OmniGuide's Yoel Fink and Yair Schindel about their company’s business development strategy.
When Yoel Fink began his groundbreaking work with mirrors at MIT in the late 1990’s, he didn't know he would be creating a material that would be used to carry lasers into areas as hard to reach as the inner ear or brain. He was working on a problem that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the research and development arm of the U.S. military, wanted solved. For reasons still unknown to Fink, DARPA wanted large-area, low-cost surfaces more reflective than a mirror that could reflect light from all angles. Eventually, his work led to a PhD thesis and OmniGuide, the company where he is currently chairman. OmniGuide, which employs 120 workers, just last week celebrated its 10th year of business.
Cynosure Inc. extends its sales reach in South American and Asia with approvals for its cosmetic laser surgery devices in Colombia, Korea and Hong Kong.
Cynosure Inc. (NSDQ:CYNO) got the green light to market laser hair removal devices and a liposuction device in Asia and South America.
The Westford, Mass.-based cosmetic surgery device maker said its Elite MPX was approved by the Food and Drug Administration of Korea. Meanwhile, the company's Elite Aesthetic Workstation was awarded marketing authorization by Colombia's National Institute of Food and Drug Monitoring.
And Hong Kong's Dept. of Health gave approval to Cynosure's laser liposuction device, the Smartlipo MPX.
Cynosure Inc. posts a 28 percent sales increase during the first quarter and narrows net losses 30 percent to $3 million.
Cynosure Inc. (NSDQ:CYNO) posted first-quarter revenues of $18.8 million, a gain of 27.5 percent over the $14.8 million it reported during Q1 2009, and narrowed its net losses 30.1 percent.
The Westford, Mass. based cosmetic laser surgery device maker reported net losses of $2.8 million, or 22 cents per share, during the three months ended March 31, turning a corner from $4.0 million, or 32 cents per share, during the same period last year.
Palomar Medical Technologies Inc. posts a 9 percent sales increase during the first quarter, but net losses surge 77 percent to $2.5 million.
Palomar Medical Technologies Inc. (NSDQ:PMTI) posted a 9.2 percent increase in first-quarter sales, but saw its net losses yawn by 77 percent.
The Burlington, Mass.-based cosmetic device maker posted sales of $16.0 million during the three months ended March 31, compared with $14.6 million during the same period last year.
Net losses were $2.5 million, or 14 cents per diluted share, compared with $1.4 million, or 8 cents per diluted share, during Q1 2009.