CVRx, Inc. (NASDAQ:CVRX) shares dropped 24% following its latest full-year results, with revenues meeting forecasts but statutory losses per share slightly increasing from previous expectations. Analysts are now forecasting an increase in revenues for 2026 to US$64.9m, a 15% improvement, though losses are expected to remain steady at US$2.03 per share. Despite the adjusted loss forecasts, the consensus price target remains unchanged, suggesting analysts do not anticipate a long-term impact on the company’s valuation.
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Analysts Are Updating Their CVRx, Inc. (NASDAQ:CVRX) Estimates After Its Full-Year Results
CVRx, Inc. (NASDAQ:CVRX) shares dropped 24% following its latest full-year results, with revenues meeting forecasts but statutory losses per share slightly increasing from previous expectations. Analysts are now forecasting an increase in revenues for 2026 to US$64.9m, a 15% improvement, though losses are expected to remain steady at US$2.03 per share. Despite the adjusted loss forecasts, the consensus price target remains unchanged, suggesting analysts do not anticipate a long-term impact on the company’s valuation.