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The company said, "MaxCyte expects to end 2026 with at least $136 million in total cash, cash equivalents and investments, which does not include capital to be used for the share repurchase program."

Reports Q1 revenue $9.65M, consensus $7.3M. "We are pleased with our performance in the first quarter, and remain confident in our full year guidance," said Maher Masoud, President and CEO of MaxCyte. "Our core revenue from partners and customers was in line with our expectations for both our ExPERT electroporation platforms and SeQure services. The SPL portfolio continues to advance in the clinic, including a clinical customer that began dosing patients in a registrational study in the first quarter, and we remain confident additional customers will initiate registrational trials this year. Further, our SPL portfolio remains strong and spans a broad range of modalities and indications. MaxCyte remains extremely well positioned in the cell & gene therapy industry, with leading technology and an efficient cost structure. Reflecting continued confidence in our strategy and the long-term value of our business, the Board today authorized a $10 million share repurchase. This authorization provides us with flexibility in capital allocation while we continue to invest in key growth initiatives, including the recent launch of ExPERT DTx and the integration of SeQure Dx. We believe this balanced approach enables us to both reinvest in the business and return capital to shareholders."

Reports Q4 revenue $7.3M, consensus $9.16M. "Our 2025 revenues were impacted by headwinds from select SPL customers, including a 15% reduction in purchases and leases from our largest customer, which we expect to stabilize in the second half of 2026 and grow from that new base. Despite these near-term challenges, we made meaningful progress in 2025: reducing annual cash burn by more than $16 million, streamlining our cost structure, and advancing new product launches, all which we believe will strengthen MaxCyte's position in the growing cell and gene therapy market for the long term," said Maher Masoud, president and CEO of MaxCyte.