Control Bionics (ASX:CBL) has reported a strong performance for the quarter ending 30 September 2024. The company saw a significant boost in cash receipts from customers, driven by robust sales in the US and improved NDIS approvals in Australia. Key strategic achievements include acquiring a HCPCS code for their NeuroNode device in the US and forming a new distribution agreement in the UK and Ireland.
Control Bionics has reported a robust performance in the latest quarter, marked by a nearly 40% increase in cash receipts from customers and strategic advancements such as acquiring a HCPCS code for their NeuroNode device in the US. The company's strategic initiatives include a new exclusive distribution agreement with SmartBox in the UK and Ireland, and a focus on commercialising new products like the NeuroStrip and DROVE. Control Bionics is committed to expanding its operations in the US, Australia, and Japan, aiming to achieve EBITDA and cash-positive status. The company plans to continue efficient cash management and secure further financing to support its growth trajectory in assistive technology.
The first quarter of FY25 has seen significant progress on multiple fronts for Control Bionics. With a nearly 40% increase in cash receipts, strategic acquisitions, and successful partnerships, we are well-positioned for continued growth. The introduction of the HCPCS code for NeuroNode in the US and the new distribution agreement with SmartBox highlight our commitment to expanding our market presence globally. We are excited about the commercialisation of our NeuroStrip and DROVE products, which will further enhance our offerings and drive future sales.