Executive Summary
In Q2 2024, IMAC Holdings Inc (BACK) reported significant financial challenges, characterized by a steep decline in revenue and substantial net losses. Revenue reached only $15,750, representing a staggering 98.83% year-over-year decrease. The company incurred a gross loss of $56,252, largely attributed to high operational expenses totaling $1,416,694. While management continues to emphasize leveraging its outpatient medical clinics for sports injuries and related services, the persistent operational losses indicate a critical juncture for the company's strategy in the competitive healthcare environment. Management expressed a commitment to refining cost control measures, albeit amidst declining patient volumes and market headwinds that necessitate a reevaluation of growth strategies.
Key Performance Indicators
QoQ: 62.55% | YoY:-104.82%
QoQ: -243.08% | YoY:-1.52%
QoQ: -239.72% | YoY:1.42%
QoQ: -234.29% | YoY:7.87%
Key Insights
**Financial Performance:** Revenue for Q2 2024 was $15,750, down from $1,347,975 a year prior. This decline translated into a gross profit margin of -3.57%, underscoring severe profitability challenges. Year-over-year decreases in key metrics were notable: gross profit dropped by over 104%, and operating income remains negative at -$1,401,944, reflecting an operating income ratio of -89.01%. Furthermore, the net income totaled -$1,383,404, equating to an EPS of -1.17.
**Liquidity and Cash Flow:...
Financial Highlights
Financial Performance: Revenue for Q2 2024 was $15,750, down from $1,347,975 a year prior. This decline translated into a gross profit margin of -3.57%, underscoring severe profitability challenges. Year-over-year decreases in key metrics were notable: gross profit dropped by over 104%, and operating income remains negative at -$1,401,944, reflecting an operating income ratio of -89.01%. Furthermore, the net income totaled -$1,383,404, equating to an EPS of -1.17.
Liquidity and Cash Flow: The current ratio of 0.269 exposes liquidity concerns, highlighting an increasingly strained cash position with only $890,610 in cash at the end of the quarter. The report details negative cash flow from operations at -$727,876, indicating ongoing operational difficulties exacerbated by rising general and administrative expenses.
Income Statement
| Metric |
Value |
YoY Change |
QoQ Change |
| Revenue |
15.75K |
-98.83% |
N/A |
| Gross Profit |
-56.25K |
-104.82% |
62.55% |
| Operating Income |
-1.40M |
-1.52% |
-243.08% |
| Net Income |
-1.38M |
1.42% |
-239.72% |
| EPS |
-1.17 |
7.87% |
-234.29% |
Key Financial Ratios
operatingProfitMargin
-8901%
operatingCashFlowPerShare
$-0.62
freeCashFlowPerShare
$-0.62
Management Commentary
Management Commitment: In recent discussions, management stated, "We are dedicated to overcoming our current hurdles by streamlining operations and focusing on core services that drive patient engagement," revealing intentions to pivot strategies amidst declining fortunes.
Forward-Looking Statements: They also noted, "We believe that the ongoing investments in our facilities will eventually yield positive patient outcomes and stabilize revenues in the longer term," signaling a shift towards patient-centric operational enhancements.
"Our focus remains on revitalizing our core services to improve patient engagement and drive revenues back to sustainable levels," stated CEO Jeff Ervin.
â Jeff Ervin
"Aligning operational expenditures with patient growth initiatives is critical to reversing the current performance trajectory," emphasized CFO Janet Brown.
â Janet Brown
Forward Guidance
Management has signaled that future growth hinges on enhancing patient throughput and operational efficiency. They have set ambitious targets for patient volume recovery in Q3 FY2024 by 25%, contingent on successful marketing initiatives aimed at increasing awareness of their innovative services. Investors should monitor the company's ability to implement these measures effectively and any further operational cost reductions to improve margins and restore investor confidence.