Inhalation Sciences (ISAB) Q1 2026 earnings summary
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Q1 2026 earnings summary
10 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Revenue and order intake surged year-over-year, driven by conversion of long-standing quotations and a strong order backlog from Q4 2025.
Achieved Q1 2026 revenue of 4,147 tkr, surpassing total 2025 revenue.
Signed new orders worth SEK 2.5 million in Q1 2026, including a major IRS order of 1.5 MSEK.
Ongoing M&A process with PharmaVentures, aiming for conclusion before summer 2026.
Strong customer return rate attributed to unique technology and effective communication.
Financial highlights
Q1 2026 net revenue was 4,147 tkr, up from 809 tkr in Q1 2025.
Operating result improved to -1,400 tkr from -2,241 tkr year-over-year.
Order intake reached 2,420 tkr, up from 908 tkr in the prior year period.
Pipeline of validated opportunities totals around SEK 20 million.
Cash flow from operations was -1,245 tkr, unchanged from Q1 2025.
Outlook and guidance
Several large opportunities and quotations in the pipeline, with efforts focused on converting them to orders.
M&A process expected to conclude or clarify direction before summer 2026.
Commercialization efforts expanding with new modules and services in development.
Marketing campaigns expected to generate further leads and deals.
Latest events from Inhalation Sciences
- Q4 order intake hit 5.4 MSEK, boosting backlog as M&A and strategic review continue.ISAB
Q4 2025 - Revenue and profit fell, but order intake and liquidity improved after new financing.ISAB
Q3 2025 - FDA-backed study, new funding, and cost cuts support growth amid declining revenue.ISAB
Q2 2025 - Operating profit up 12% despite lower sales; FDA study and partnerships support outlook.ISAB
Q3 2024 - Operating profit up 24% in H1 2024, but sales and order intake declined; FDA study nears completion.ISAB
Q2 2024 - FDA validation of Dissolvate positions the company as a leader in inhalation drug research services.ISAB
Study result - Record order backlog and FDA validation drive growth plans despite widening losses.ISAB
Q1 2025 - Revenue fell and losses widened in 2024, with growth hinging on new sales and financing.ISAB
Q4 2024