The Swedish medical technology firm saw a significant uptick in adoption, with electrode sales volume jumping 118% to 40,144 units during the quarter. This growth was bolstered by an 80% increase in U.S. skin cancer market sales and a substantial expansion in the skin barrier segment. While the gross margin dipped to 52.6%—largely due to currency fluctuations, rising gold prices, and ongoing product deliveries for Castle Biosciences—the company maintains that underlying margins remain near 70% when these factors are stripped away.
SciBase Reports Growth in Electrode Sales Amidst Ongoing Expansion
SciBase posted a 74% increase in net sales for the second quarter of 2026, reaching 15.3 million SEK, as the company aggressively scales its Nevisense platform. Despite the revenue surge, the firm reported a net loss of 28.9 million SEK while continuing to invest in production and clinical research.
Looking beyond the current financials, SciBase is moving to broaden its regulatory reach. The company recently submitted a 510(k) premarket notification to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, seeking to expand the indication for Nevisense to include non-melanoma skin cancers. Simultaneously, clinical momentum continues as the company reached a milestone of 400,000 tests sold globally and initiated a new study focused on atopic dermatitis flare prediction.




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