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CareDx missed earnings estimates in Q4 2025 but saw strong revenue growth and operational improvements, with a new transplant test nearing launch and leadership changes.
CareDx reported Q4 2025 earnings of $0.12 per share, missing estimates, though revenue hit $108.4 million, up 25% year-over-year, driven by higher testing volume and product adoption.
The company expects 2026 revenue of $420M–$444M, with a $7.5M headwind from pending reimbursement changes.
AlloHeme, a transplant rejection test, showed strong results in trials and is set for a 2027 launch.
CareDx ended the year with $201M in cash, no debt, and completed $88M in share repurchases.
Operational improvements included a drop in days sales outstanding to 41 and a 60% decline in claim rejections.
Nathan Smith will step down as CFO, with Keith Kennedy taking over both CFO and COO roles.
CareDx perdió las estimaciones de ganancias en el cuarto trimestre de 2025, pero registró un fuerte crecimiento de ingresos y mejoras operativas, con una nueva prueba de trasplante cerca del lanzamiento y cambios de liderazgo.