
Nanosonics H1 revenue grows 9% amidst global expansion
Nanosonics (ASX:NAN) has released its financial results for the six months ended Dec. 31, 2025, reporting a total revenue of $102.2 million.
This represents a 9% increase compared to the prior corresponding period, or 8% on a constant currency basis.
The growth was supported by both recurring revenue, which rose 9% to $75.7 million, and capital revenue, which also increased by 9% to $26.5 million.
Within the segments, service growth saw a notable 24% increase, while spare parts revenue declined by 23%.
The company's operating margin expanded to $8.5 million, marking a 27% increase over the year-ago period.
However, earnings before interest and tax were reported at $8.4 million, and operating profit before tax stood at $10.6 million, both reflecting a 3% decrease in statutory terms, though they showed increases of 15% and 13% respectively when measured in constant currency.
Nanosonics saw a 20% growth in trophon unit installations, with 2,070 total units installed during the half.
In North America, the company recorded 980 upgrade sales, a 61% increase a year earlier.
The period also featured the launch of the trophon3 and the trophon2 Plus software upgrade package.
The company achieved regulatory milestones for its CORIS system, including registrations in Europe, the UK, and Australia, and has since initiated a controlled market release for the technology.
At the time of reporting, Nanosonics' share price was $3.41.
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