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Jun 30, 2021

XpresSpa Q2 2021 Earnings Report

Announced second quarter 2021 financial results and provided business update.

Key Takeaways

XpresSpa Group reported $9.1 million in total revenue, including $8.7 million from XpresCheck, and significantly reduced its Adjusted EBITDA loss and net loss compared to the previous year. The company is expanding its services with the Treat brand and re-opening legacy XpresSpa locations.

MSA practice patient fees increased to $17.1 million in Q2 from $6.3 million in Q1.

Net loss narrowed to $4.7 million compared to $58.5 million in the prior year's second quarter.

Strong liquidity position with an unrestricted cash balance of $102.5 million.

Launched Phase 2 of Treatâ„¢ and plans to launch Phase 3 this fall.

Total Revenue
$9.09M
Previous year: $143K
+6258.0%
EPS
-$0.04
Previous year: -$1.4
-97.1%
Avg Daily Patient Volume
1K
Gross Profit
$1.4M
Previous year: -$835K
-267.7%
Cash and Equivalents
$103M
Previous year: $37.8M
+171.2%
Free Cash Flow
$539K
Previous year: -$8.96M
-106.0%
Total Assets
$120M
Previous year: $39M
+208.0%

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Forward Guidance

The company is focused on expanding its three sustainable growth brands, leveraging its corporate structure and airport relationships to increase market share and shareholder value.

Positive Outlook

  • Re-opening an additional eight to ten legacy XpresSpa locations this fall.
  • Launching Phase 3 of Treat this fall at JFK and Phoenix airports.
  • Belief that COVID-19 testing will remain important due to variants and international travel requirements.
  • Encouraging results after re-opening first four XpresSpa locations.
  • Potential for accretive acquisitions and strategic transactions.

Challenges Ahead

  • Start-up costs associated with XpresCheck and Treat.
  • Additional legal fees related to XpresSpa litigation matters.
  • Reduced variable costs related to closed XpresSpa locations.
  • Uncertainties around the cash flows of XpresCheck.
  • Potential impact of COVID-19 variants on travel and testing demand.