Not two months after getting the FDA nod for its implantable CGM, Eversense, Senseonics held its Q2 earnings call reporting a increase in year over year revenues. However, it continues to operate at a net loss.
“In a matter of just six short weeks, we’ve accomplished a lot. We’ve received the authorization from the agency to commercialize in the US, we launched our US commercial activities...
Implantable longterm continuous glucose monitor company Senseonics is in a better place than its financials would suggest. The company posted a net loss of $9.9 million last quarter, up from an $8.4 million loss in the year prior, and is planning to borrow about $5 million from the Oxford Silicon Valley Bank that it’s already $20 million in debt to.
But Senseonic’s potentially game-changing...