CareView net loss narrows 52% to $283,000 in Q2 FY26; revenue rises 19.63% to $2.85 million
Reuters2026/08/12 15:22- CareView posted Q2 revenue of USD 2.85 million, up 19.63% from a year earlier, while net loss narrowed 52% to USD 283,000.
- Operating income climbed to USD 507,000, while operating expenses rose 7% to USD 2.34 million.
- Six-month revenue rose 9.07% to USD 5.04 million, while net loss narrowed 31% to USD 1.04 million.
- Other expenses increased on R&D tied to new Gen 6 software licenses and higher insurance costs, particularly cyber.
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