Quipt Home Medical (TSX:QIPT) Losses Deepen, Challenging Bullish Valuation Narratives in Q3 2025

Quipt Home Medical (TSX:QIPT) just posted its FY 2025 third quarter numbers, with revenue of about $58.3 million and a basic EPS of roughly -$0.07 as net income came in at around -$3.0 million. Looking back over recent quarters, the company has kept revenue in a tight band between roughly $57 million and $61 million while EPS has hovered in negative territory, ranging from about -$0.02 to -$0.07. This underscores pressure on margins even as the top line holds steady. For investors, this mix of stable sales and persistent losses puts operating efficiency and margin progression squarely in focus heading into the rest of FY 2025.

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With the latest figures on the table, the next step is to weigh these margin dynamics against the prevailing narratives around Quipt's growth potential, risk profile, and path toward more sustainable profitability.

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Losses Deepen Despite Stable Sales

• On a trailing 12 month basis, Quipt booked about $238 million of revenue but still lost roughly $10.1 million, so the business is bringing in steady sales while remaining meaningfully in the red.
• Bears focus on the fact that losses have compounded at about 14.4% per year over the last five years, and the latest four quarters line up with that concern as net income stayed negative between about -$5.1 million and -$10.1 million, even though revenue has hovered around $238 million to $246 million.
  • This combination of flat to slightly lower trailing 12 month revenue and a larger loss of -$10.1 million challenges any idea that near term profitability is around the corner.
  • With analysts not expecting Quipt to turn profitable in the next three years, the historical loss trend and the current run rate both support a cautious, bearish read on the bottom line.

Valuation Signals Versus CA$4.65 Price

• The DCF fair value is CA$25.81 compared with a current share price of CA$4.65, and the Price to Sales multiple of about 0.6 times is below both the 1.1 times peer average and the 1.3 times North American healthcare sector, which together point to the stock trading at a marked discount on these metrics.
• From a bullish angle, investors point to that large gap to the CA$25.81 DCF fair value and the low sales multiple as evidence that the market may be over penalizing the stock for its current losses.
  • Supporters argue that if revenue can grow in line with expectations and margins move closer to sector levels over time, a rerating from 0.6 times sales closer to peers could drive upside from CA$4.65.
  • The challenge for this bullish view is that the same data set shows no modeled path to profitability within three years, so the discount may simply reflect the risk that margin improvement takes longer or proves harder than hoped.

Bulls will be asking whether a business that is still loss making but trading at 0.6 times sales and well below a CA$25.81 DCF fair value is being mispriced for the long term or accurately discounted for execution risk. 🐂 Quipt Home Medical Bull Case

Multi Year Profit Slide Continues

• Across the last five years, losses have increased at roughly a 14.4% annual rate, and over the most recent trailing 12 month window net income moved from about -$5.1 million to -$10.1 million while revenue stayed around the mid $200 millions, so profitability has weakened even without a big drop in sales.
• Critics lean on this worsening profit trend to argue a bearish case that cost pressures and the current business mix are not yet under control, and the quarterly figures back that up as net income stayed negative between about -$0.7 million and -$3.0 million from Q2 2024 through Q3 2025 even as quarterly revenue mostly sat between roughly $57 million and $61 million.
  • This pattern suggests that higher operating expenses and other costs are absorbing most of the revenue base, which fits the narrative that structural changes are still needed before the model can generate consistent profits.
  • Because analysts also do not forecast profitability within the next three years, the recent history of deepening losses gives bears quantitative support for questioning how quickly any turnaround can realistically show up in the income statement.

Skeptics watching net losses widen while revenue holds steady see these numbers as reinforcing concerns about whether efficiency gains can offset rising costs any time soon. 🐻 Quipt Home Medical Bear Case

Next Steps

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