Revenue Growth
Group revenue of $1.42 billion, up 11% headline and 9% on a constant currency basis versus the prior-year quarter.
Earnings and Profitability
GAAP diluted EPS increased 16%; net income up 15%; operating profit rose 19% with operating margin improving to 36.3% of revenue (from 34% prior year).
Product and Category Performance
Global device sales increased ~11% (constant currency) and masks, accessories & other increased ~14% globally; U.S. masks/accessories grew ~16%; Europe/Asia/ROW masks/accessories grew 8% (constant currency).
Gross Margin Expansion and Supply Chain Gains
Reported gross margin was 32.3% for the quarter, up 110 basis points year-over-year and 30 basis points sequentially; management highlighted supply chain-driven productivity delivering 310 basis points of year-over-year gross margin improvement as a key driver.
Cash Generation and Balance Sheet Strength
Cash flow from operations of $340 million in the quarter; cash balance $1.4 billion; gross debt $664 million and net cash of $753 million; ~$1.5 billion available under revolver.
Capital Return to Shareholders
Returned $263 million to shareholders in the quarter via dividend and $175 million in share repurchases (704k shares); Board declared quarterly dividend of $0.60 per share; share repurchase program increased to >$600 million for FY2026.
R&D, Innovation and New Product Launches
Continued R&D investment (R&D ~6.4% of revenue this quarter, guided 6–7% FY); launched F30i Comfort and F30i Clear fabric masks with positive early feedback and ongoing rollouts.
AI and Digital Health Advances
Limited beta of Comfort Match (AI-enabled comfort setting recommender within myAir) — cited as ResMed's first FDA-cleared AI-enabled medical device aimed at improving short- and long-term adherence.
Clinical Education and Provider Engagement
Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs completed nearly 60,000 times (a 50% increase from the prior quarter) with 77% of provider survey respondents saying they intend to change clinical practice based on training.
Real-World Evidence Supporting Demand Tailwind
Claims analysis covering ~1.95 million patients: patients with both a GLP-1 and CPAP script were 10–11% more likely to start CPAP; 3% more likely to have a resupply event at 1 year and ~6.2% more likely at 3 years, indicating higher initiation and longer-term engagement.
Manufacturing and Distribution Expansion
Signed lease and started construction on a new U.S. distribution center in Indiana (on track for calendar 2027 opening) and expanded Calabasas plant to double U.S. manufacturing capacity — targeted to enable shipping to ~90% of U.S. customers in <2 business days.