Clear Dose-Response Signal for Revita
Post-hoc and prespecified dose-response analyses show a statistically significant (p < 0.05) monotonic relationship between ablation length and weight-maintenance effect. Participants receiving >14 cm of ablation regained ~50% of the weight regained by sham; in an optimized subgroup (higher run-in loss + longer ablation) Revita patients experienced 2.9% weight regain vs 9.9% in sham (~70% reduction).
Pivotal Study Fully Enrolled and Well-Powered
REMAIN-1 Pivotal Cohort randomized >300 participants across >30 sites and >20 operators, described as the largest sham-controlled GI endoscopy pivotal trial ever. The pivotal is powered >90% to meet its two co-primary endpoints.
Operational Metrics Tracking Favorably
Retention in the pivotal exceeds 95%, medication resumption rates are below model assumptions, and the blinded adverse event profile is consistent with prior studies—supporting procedural feasibility and trial integrity.
Procedural Scalability and Training Feasible
Mean and median ablation length in the pivotal are >16 cm; investigators were successfully trained to achieve >14 cm consistently. Company states training requires ~3–4 cases to achieve consistent performance, supporting scalability.
Favorable Early FDA Feedback on De Novo Pathway
FDA reviewed safety data and indicated Revita's safety profile is consistent with a Class II moderate-risk De Novo device. Company plans De Novo submission in late Q4 2026 with 6-month pivotal data in hand, a faster and more capital-efficient pathway than PMA.
Commercial and Reimbursement Planning Advancing
Company will file a Category III CPT code application this summer (anticipated effective date ~summer 2027) and plans to pursue CMS transitional pass-through payment upon authorization to cover disposable device costs, positioning hospitals to have positive contribution margins near launch.
Rejuva Program Progressing Without Capital Competition
Clinical trial applications for RJVA-001 in type 2 diabetes submitted in the EU and Australia; regulatory feedback expected Q2 2026 and first-in-human dosing and preliminary data anticipated in H2 2026. Program funded within a disciplined framework that does not compete with Revita for capital.
Improved Operating Efficiency and Adjusted EBITDA
R&D expenses decreased to $16.5M in Q4 2025 from $20.3M in Q4 2024 (≈18.7% decline) due to reprioritization. Adjusted EBITDA improved slightly to negative $21.2M vs negative $22.1M in Q4 2024 (≈4.1% improvement).
Cash Runway to Key Value Inflection
Cash and cash equivalents were $81.5M as of Dec 31, 2025, plus $4.1M in subsequent warrant exercise proceeds (total ≈$85.6M), which management believes funds operations into early 2027 — covering the pivotal data readout and potential De Novo submission.