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Pacific Edge (PEB)

Healthcare / DiagnosticsCovered: FY24 - HY264 published briefings

Pacific Edge is an NZX-listed healthcare / diagnostics company with FY24 - HY26 of published result briefings.

Snapshot

Latest metrics

HY26, released 25 November 2025

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PEB latest metrics
MetricValueChange
Revenue$5.9m↓ -45.8%
NPAT-$19.1m↓ -31.7%
Operating cash flow-$19m↓ -52.5%
Net debt-$14.8m↑ +31.5%
ROE %-71.0%↓ -35.3pp
PBT-$19.1m↓ -31.7%
Inventory days119↑ +167.0%
Total assets$34.7m↓ -31.8%

Source: latest published briefing (HY26, released 25 November 2025). Change compares against the prior equivalent period: HY25, released 26 November 2024.

Valuation

Valuation

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Prices as at close, 27 July 2026

Price and market cap

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Market cap

$322.9m

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P/E

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EPS

-0.03

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PEG

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P/B

12x

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Dividend yield

0.0%

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Price history

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Share price

Five years of daily closes, as at close, 5 June 2026. Weekends, suspensions, and listing gaps stay as natural gaps in the time scale.

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Performance over time

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PEB metric history
MetricHY266 MONTHS25 November 2025FY2512 MONTHS30 May 2025HY256 MONTHS26 November 2024FY2412 MONTHS21 May 2024Trend
Revenue$5.9m$21.8m$11m$23.9m
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Revenue growth %-45.8%-8.6%-16.3%21.9%
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PBT-$19.1m-$29.9m-$14.5m-$29.5m
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NPAT-$19.1m-$29.9m-$14.5m-$29.5m
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Operating cash flow-$19m-$24.7m-$12.5m-$25.8m
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FCF pre-lease-$26m-$13m-$27.1m
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ROE %-71.0%n/m-35.7%-43.0%
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Net debt-$14.8m-$9.2m-$21.6m-$29m
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Debtor days4739
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Inventory days119274526
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Total assets$34.7m$37m$50.9m$65.4m
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Reference: annolyse.ai/companies/peb

Note: Figures are shown as reported. Half-year and full-year absolute values are not directly comparable. Growth rates and ratios are the meaningful comparison across mixed periods.

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Revenue

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Revenue growth

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NPAT

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Operating cash flow

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FCF pre-lease

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ROE

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Full chartable metric set

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Net debt

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Debtor days

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Inventory days

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The setup & the reality

FY25 → HY26 Follow-through

The latest result is checked against what the prior briefing said to watch.

Historical setup

What FY25 said to watch

Previous analysisFY25Result releasedAnnolyse analysis published

From Cash falls 67.6% to NZ$9.5M as revenue drops 8.6% on Medicare uncertainty

No formal financial guidance has been provided, so there is no numeric target against which to assess FY25. Management's stated framing — a "holding pattern" awaiting Medicare resolution — implies that FY25 results are not intended to represent a normalised run rate. The APAC contribution and sales force efficiency gains are cited as partial offsets, and US Tests/Sales FTE improved 6.4% in Q4 FY25 versus Q4 FY24, suggesting some operational recovery in the final quarter.

However, the absence of a clear Medicare resolution timeline means the path to cash-flow neutrality is undefined. The second-half revenue of NZ$10.9M being marginally below the first-half NZ$11.0M does not support a "sequential improvement" narrative, and the closing cash position means the company will need either a step-change in revenue or an external capital event in the near term.

Open questions

Open questions from FY25

  • What is the specific timeline and probability of a Medicare coverage decision, and what revenue uplift does management model under a favourable outcome?
  • How does the board plan to fund operations beyond the near-term implied by the NZ$9.5M cash balance — is a capital raise, partnering transaction, or cost-reduction program under active consideration?
  • Why did receivable days extend to 47.2 days in a period when volume fell, and are there collection issues with specific payers or geographies?
  • What drove the NZ$15.0M Research segment loss, and is the NZ$4.8M in Research revenue contractually recurring or episodic?
  • Will the US sales force be rebuilt once Medicare uncertainty resolves, and what is the cost and time to restore peak sales coverage?

This briefing cannot assess whether Pacific Edge's cash position is sufficient to reach a Medicare decision, nor can it evaluate the probability or timing of that regulatory outcome.

Archive

Briefing archive

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