Aroa Biosurgery (ARX: $0.79), a wound-healing products company, continues its resilient performance with a 35% increase in cash receipts during the September quarter compared to the PCP. Total revenue during the September quarter was NZ$14.8 million.

By most measures, except for net profit, Polynovo (PNV: $1.28) has delivered an exceptionally strong year in FY2023. Revenue has increased by 59% to $66.5 million, the numbers of hospitals/customers has increased by 168 to 638, and its staff numbers have also surged by 66 to 218.

Aroa Biosurgery (ARX: $1.08) describes itself as a high growth tissue regeneration company. That high growth has been achieved in FY2023 (its financial year ends 31 March) with annual sales expected to reach the target NZ$60 - NZ$62 million, up at least 54% on the previous year.

Aroa Biosurgery (ARX: $1.15) delivered another consistent quarter of growth. Net cash receipts were up 88% over the PCP to NZ$17 million for the quarter, and up 83% over the PCP for the last nine months to NZ$42 million.

Wound healing products company Aroa Biosurgery (ARX: $1.10) is proving to be a very predictable performer, meeting or exceeding its sales forecasts.

For the first half of its 2023 financial year (ending 30 September) the company achieved a 44% growth in sales to NZ$29 million. The company is forecasting to be EBITDA neutral by the end of March next year.

Aroa Biosurgery (ARX: $0.86) continues to outperform. Revenue for its first half (ending 30 September) was up 44% on the PCP to NZ$29 million. Surprisingly it has also delivered a positive EBITDA for the half year, ahead of expectations. Aroa is forecasting to be EBITDA neutral for the full year.

Wound healing products company Aroa Biosurgery (ARX: $0.86) continues to deliver consistent and strong top-line growth. Cash receipts in the June quarter were NZ$13.9 million (up 162% over the PCP). Net cash outflow was NZ$1.3 million from operations and investment in equipment, down from NZ$3.7 million in the PCP and down from NZ$6.5 million in the previous quarter.

Wound healing products company Aroa Biosurgery (ARX: $0.86) continues to deliver consistent and strong top-line growth. Cash receipts in the June quarter were NZ$13.9 million (up 162% over the PCP). Net cash outflow was NZ$1.3 million from operations and investment in equipment, down from NZ$3.7 million in the PCP and down from NZ$6.5 million in the previous quarter.

The strong performance in the June quarter included a large shipment of product to the company's distributor, TelaBio, in the March quarter. The company is maintaining its revenue guidance of NZ$51 - NZ$55 million for this financial year (which ends 31 March 2023).