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Merit Medical Systems (MMSI) – Q2 2025 10-Q highlights

• Revenue: $382.5 m, up 13.1 % YoY; six-month revenue $737.8 m, up 11.5 %.
• Mix: Cardiovascular +11 % to $364.0 m; Endoscopy devices +81 % to $18.4 m.
• Margins: Gross margin 48.3 % (+60 bp); SG&A +19 %, R&D +20 % drove operating margin down 130 bp to 12.3 %.
• Earnings: Net income $32.6 m (-8.8 %); diluted EPS $0.54 vs $0.61. 1H EPS $1.03 (-5.5 %).
• Cash flow: 1H operating cash flow $123.9 m (+18 %); capex $34.8 m; acquisitions $122.6 m.
• Balance sheet: Cash $341.8 m (-9 % YTD); long-term convertible notes $731.8 m; equity $1.49 bn (+7.9 %). Leverage covenants remain compliant.
• Acquisitions: Closed $126 m Biolife deal in May (hemostatic devices); prior Cook ($210 m) and EGS ($105 m) integrations ongoing. Goodwill now $504.6 m.
• Tax: Effective rate 24.9 % vs 22.1 %, pressuring earnings.

Overall, strong top-line growth and cash generation were offset by higher operating costs, acquisition spending and a rising tax rate, leading to lower YoY earnings.

Positive

• Revenue growth of 13 % YoY and broad-based segment gains signal strong demand.
• Gross margin expansion of 60 bp despite inflation indicates pricing/efficiency traction.
• Operating cash flow up 18 % to $124 m enhances internal funding capacity.
• Balance-sheet strength: $342 m cash and $697 m unused revolver provide liquidity for further R&D and M&A.

Negative

• Diluted EPS fell 11 % YoY due to higher SG&A, R&D and tax rate.
• Net margin compression: operating margin down 130 bp to 12.3 %.
• Cash balance down 46 % vs prior-year quarter following heavy acquisition spend.
• Interest expense remains elevated ($6.8 m in Q2) reflecting convertible-debt issuance.

Insights

Sell-side Financial Analyst

TL;DR – Solid revenue beat, but cost inflation and taxes eroded EPS; outlook hinges on acquisition synergies.

Double-digit sales growth, particularly in peripheral and endoscopy lines, confirms healthy procedure volumes and early contribution from recent tuck-ins. Gross margin expanded slightly, yet SG&A and R&D rose faster (partly Biolife/Cook integration), trimming operating leverage. Interest and tax headwinds compounded, driving an 11 % EPS decline. Cash generation remains robust and liquidity ample, though cash pile fell following $123 m Biolife payment. Net leverage is manageable (<2× EBITDA est.) under covenant limits. Investors will focus on realizing cost synergies to restore earnings momentum and on potential dilution from 2029 converts if the stock trades above the ~$86.83 strike.

Medical-device M&A Specialist

TL;DR – Biolife buy widens wound-closure portfolio and adds IP; integration risk appears contained.

Management paid ~4.2× projected 2025 sales for Biolife, securing patented StatSeal/WoundSeal technology with 12-year amortization life. Goodwill of $38 m signals expectation of cross-selling through Merit’s cardiovascular channel. Prior Cook and EGS assets are bedding in without material P&L disruption. Cumulative intangible amortization will step up (> $80 m in 2026), but cash tax impact is limited. No covenant stress post-deal: $697 m of revolver headroom and senior secured leverage at ~0×. Successful commercialization could lift organic growth above the current low-double-digit rate.

SEC Form 4

FORM 4

UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549

STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP

Filed pursuant to Section 16(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
or Section 30(h) of the Investment Company Act of 1940

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PETERSON RICHARD D

(Last) (First) (Middle)

1110 WEST COMMERCIAL BOULEVARD

SUITE 100

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FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33309

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UNIVERSAL INSURANCE HOLDINGS, INC. [ UVE ]

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Table I - Non-Derivative Securities Acquired, Disposed of, or Beneficially Owned
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Common Stock	07/28/2025		A		2,824(1)	A	$0	19,136	D
Common Stock								10,174	I	By The RDP Revocable Trust dated August 11, 2011(2)

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	/s/ Richard D. Peterson	07/30/2025
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FAQ

How much did MMSI earn per share in Q2 2025?

Diluted EPS was $0.54, down from $0.61 a year earlier.

What drove Merit Medical Systems’ revenue growth in Q2 2025?

Cardiovascular products added $364 m (+11 %) and endoscopy devices rose 81 % to $18 m, boosted by portfolio realignment and acquisitions.

How large is MMSI’s cash position after the Biolife acquisition?

Cash and cash equivalents were $341.8 million at 30 Jun 2025.

What is the status of Merit’s convertible notes?

The $747.5 m 3.0 % notes mature Feb 1 2029 with an initial conversion price of about $86.83 per share.

Did Merit meet its credit-facility covenants in Q2 2025?

Yes. The company reported compliance with leverage and interest-coverage ratios and has about $697 m borrowing capacity remaining.

What was the effective tax rate for Q2 2025?

The rate increased to 24.9 % from 22.1 % in the prior year.