On August 23^rd, Eevia Health published the company’s quarterly report for Q2-23.

Continued Revenue Growth

During Q2-23, the net sales amounted to approx. EUR 1.9m (1.8), corresponding to an increase of 8% YoY, and 16% QoQ compared to Q1-23, where net sales amounted to EUR 1.7m. The net sales were in relatively in line with our expectations, where we estimated that Eevia would record sales from several orders in April amounting to EUR 2.1m. Looking forward, the Company guides for weaker results in the second half of 2023. Nonetheless, we see that Eevia has a solid order backlog in the short term and is well-positioned to perform well in the year of 2023 going forward. However, longer term revenue targets remain intact. Eevia delivers a strong quarter in terms of top-line results and although the H2-23 is expected to be weaker than H1-23, we see that Eevia is well-positioned to reach long-term goals as the company has managed to resolve temporary issues with production and achieved increased efficiency.

EBITDA Reaches New Record Levels

The EBITDA during Q2-23 amounted to EUR 0.6m (-69k in Q2-22), resulting in an EBITDA margin of 32%, which was significantly above our expectations. The YoY improvement in EBITDA was attributed to a stronger gross margin due to better production yields and improved productivity. Eevia has now achieved a positive EBITDA in the last twelve months, and we estimate that the company will reach a positive EBITDA for the full year of 2023. However, we forecast the EBITDA margin to reach high single-digits for the full year rather than double-digits. Eevia also managed to show a positive net income of EUR 0.4m during Q2-23, resulting in a net margin of 21%. The positive net result was mainly attributable to the increased revenue and improved EBITDA due to higher gross margins as well as reductions in personnel which was enabled by productivity increases in production.

Strong Cash Flow and External Funding Strengthens Financial Position

At the end of Q2-23, Eevia’s cash balance was EUR 0.3m, compared to EUR 81k at the end of Q1-23, resulting in a net cash of EUR 0.24m. The increase in cash was mainly attributable to stronger operating cash flow which amounted to EUR 0.3m. Furthermore, after the end Q2-23, Eevia Health managed to secure additional funding of approximately EUR 1m (or SEK 11.5m) before fees through a directed share issue in August. Going forward, assuming a burn rate of EUR -0.1m per month, which we believe is conservative to assume and is also in line with the LTM burn rate per month, and cash balance of EUR 0.3m as well as proceeds from the directed share issue of EUR 1m, Eevia is estimated to be financed until the end of Q2-24. However, CEO Stein Ulve expects that the company will be able to tap into more conventional funding now when the Eevia has strengthened its capitalization which will enable the company, along with improved operating results, to be financed longer than estimated. Therefore, we believe that Eevia is sufficiently capitalized and that the worst uncertainty regarding the financial position is behind the company.

In conclusion, we see that Eevia continues to progress well operatively. Although the second half of 2023 is expected to be weaker, Eevia has shown that the company can deliver black numbers with high margins despite a tough macro-environment. With a streamlined production, a strengthened balance sheet, and opportunities to attract credit financing, we believe that Eevia is in a position to accelerate the path towards the company’s long-term revenue targets and to become a market-leader in the nutraceutical and plant extract markets. Based on our forecast for year 2024, which is the year where we estimate that Eevia will show a positive operating result (EBIT) on a full-year basis, Eevia is trading at P/S 0.4x and EV/EBIT 5x where we believe the present valuation provides an attractive upside as well as risk/reward from current levels. Given a Market Cap of SEK 139m in a Base scenario, corresponding to an implied value per share of SEK 3.9 (4.5), which is a technical adjustment due to new shares from the directed share issue, this yields a 36% upside from the last closing price, per our last equity research report.

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On May 16^th, Eevia Health published the company’s quarterly report for Q1-23.

Enters the First Quarter with Robust Revenue Performance and a Solid Order Backlog

During Q1-23, the net sales amounted to approx. EUR 1.7m (1.7), corresponding to an increase of 3% YoY and 20% QoQ. When excluding revenue of EUR 42k from raw materials trading income in Q1-22, the net sales grew to EUR 1.7 in Q1-23 compared to EUR 1.6m in Q1-22, which corresponds to a 6% growth. The net sales were relatively in line with our expectations, where we estimated that Eevia would capitalize on market tailwinds going into 2023. The company has achieved significant production improvements during Q1-23 and has received a large sales order in Q2-23 amounting to EUR 2.1m, which corresponds to roughly one third of the year 2022’s net sales. In the previous CEO comment, it was mentioned that a slight slowdown in customer demand had been observed, which could cause headwinds in the fall. Nonetheless, we see that Eevia has a solid order backlog in the short term and is well-positioned to perform well in the year of 2023 going forward.

EBITDA Positive for the Third Quarter in a Row

The EBITDA during Q1-23 amounted to EUR 0.3m, compared to EUR -0.4m in Q1-22, resulting in an EBITDA margin of 15%, which was above our expectations. The YoY improvement in EBITDA was attributed to a stronger gross margin due to better production yields and improved productivity. Eevia has now achieved three consecutive quarters with a positive EBITDA, and Analyst Group expects the trend to continue going into the year 2023, where the company is forecasted to reach a positive EBITDA for the full year of 2023. Remarkably, Eevia also managed to show a positive net income of EUR 17k during Q1-23, which is the first time to date, and something Analyst Group does not expect on a full-year basis until year 2024. The positive net result was mainly attributable to the increased revenue, improved EBITDA and a discontinuation of non-recurring financial costs incurred during Q4-22.

Financial Position and Cash Flow

At the end of Q1-23, Eevia’s cash balance was EUR 81k, compared to EUR 0.6m at the end of Q4-22. The decrease in cash was mainly attributable to repayment of loans amounting to EUR 0.6m. Eevia’s free cash flow during Q1-23 amounted to EUR 47k, compared to EUR -1.1m during the previous quarter which is a significant improvement. The improvement in the free cash flow was mainly attributable to a positive operating cash flow and positive changes in working capital. Although the cash position looks challenging, Eevia had current assets of EUR 3m at the end of Q1-23, where EUR 2.3m consisted of inventory, and given that this is converted to cash, it should be sufficient to finance the operations in the next 12 months. After the end of Q1-23, Eevia has also announced a number of business wins, for example a sales order of EUR 2.1m which will be delivered and invoiced during in Q2-23. Additionally, Eevia had a current ratio where the current assets exceed the current liabilities with a factor of 1.1x in Q1-23, which indicates that the company’s ability to pay its near-term obligations is good.

In conclusion, we see that Eevia continues to progress well operatively. Although the demand from customers may slow down in the medium term, we see that Eevia has taken proactive measures, such as improving production to free up capacity and streamlining the cost structure to counteract an eventual slowdown in demand, which has also benefitted the company’s operating results. Additionally, Eevia has a substantial order amounting to EUR 2.1m which is estimated to be invoiced in Q2-23. Thus, Analyst Group see that Eevia is well-positioned to continue growing the business where we iterate our positive view of Eevia.

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On February 24^th, Eevia Health published the company’s quarterly report for Q4-22.

Finishing off the Final Quarter with Solid Growth

During Q4-22, the net sales amounted to EUR 1.4m (1.3), corresponding to an increase of 115% YoY and 24% QoQ. Adjusted for one-off charges of EUR 0.14m in Q4-21, net sales increased by 77%, from EUR 0.8m in Q4-21 to EUR 1.4m in Q4-22. In a full-year perspective, net sales amounted to EUR 5.9m (6.7), corresponding to a decrease of 11%, which is below our expectation as we had forecasted EUR 7.0m. Revenues in 2021 included approximately EUR 2m trading revenues, which was not the case in 2022. Hence, there was an underlying revenue growth when the trading revenues are corrected for. Although the net sales were below our forecast, we estimate that Eevia will capitalize on market tailwinds going into 2023. The company has achieved significant production improvements during Q4-22 and received multiple sales orders in Q1-23, where the biggest order amounted to EUR 187k. In the CEO comment, it is mentioned that the average product output per batch has increased from 65 kg in Q1-22 to 250 kg at the end of Q4-22, with further expected improvements in Q1-23, which indicates that production issues are becoming less of a problem. However, it is also mentioned that a slight slowdown in customer demand has been observed, which is estimated to cause headwinds in the short-term. Nonetheless, we believe that Eevia’s improved operations and the unique product offerings will enable the company to capitalize on the structural market growth in the nutraceutical market going forward.

Another Quarter Yielding a Positive EBITDA

The EBITDA during Q4-22 amounted to EUR 17k, compared to EUR -811k in Q4-21, resulting in an EBITDA-margin of 1%. A small decrease in EBITDA from Q3-22 was attributed to higher personnel and other operating expenses. Looking at the full year results, EBITDA amounted to EUR -0.6m (-2.1), corresponding to a 73% decrease in the negative result. The result for the full year is relatively in line with our estimate as we had forecasted an EBITDA of EUR -0.5m. While we had forecasted higher net sales, the gross margin was stronger than expected due to continued improvements in production and recovery yields, which boosted the EBITDA. Eevia has now achieved two consecutive quarters with a positive EBITDA, and Analyst Group expects the trend to continue going into the year 2023, where the company is forecasted to reach a positive EBITDA for the full year of 2023.

Cash Position and Free Cash Flow

At the end of Q4-22, Eevia’s cash balance was EUR 0.6m, compared to EUR 0.1m at the end of Q3-22, corresponding to a net change in cash of EUR 0.5m. The increase in cash was mainly attributable to the net proceeds of EUR 1.9m from the rights issue in November 2022. Eevia’s free cash flow during Q4-22 amounted to EUR -1.1m, compared to EUR -0.5m during the previous quarter. The widening of the negative free cash flow was mainly attributable to a build-up in inventory causing a cash outflow of EUR -0.8m. Furthermore, Eevia had current assets of EUR 3.9m at the end of Q4-22, where EUR 2.7m consisted of inventory, given that this is converted to cash, this should be sufficient to finance the operations in the next 12 months. During the first weeks of 2023, Eevia has also announced a number of business wins, for example a sales order of EUR 187k which will be delivered over three deliveries during 2023, the first one in February. Additionally, Eevia had a current ratio of 1.1x which indicates that the company’s is able to pay its near-term obligations.

In conclusion, we see that Eevia continues to progress well operatively. Although the demand from customers may slow down in the short term, we see that Eevia has taken proactive measures, such as improving production to free up capacity and streamlining the cost structure to counteract a potential demand slowdown, which is estimated to benefit the company’s bottom line over time. Thus, Analyst Group iterates its positive view of Eevia.

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On the November 25^th, Eevia Health (“Eevia” or “The company”) released its quarterly report for Q3-22.

Statement of Operations

During Q3-22, the net sales amounted to EUR 1.1m (1.3), corresponding to a decrease of 11% YoY which was in line with our expectations. Adjusted for raw material trading revenues of EUR 0.7m, net sales increased from EUR 0.6m to EUR 1.1m, corresponding to an increase of 105%.

Gross profit in Q3-22 amounted to EUR 0.7m, compared to EUR 0.1m in Q3-21, and EUR 0.7m in Q2-22. However, the gross margin was up from 25% in Q3-21, and from 35% in Q2-22, to 63% in Q3-22. This is a substantial improvement, since Eevia’s gross margin has been depressed due to temporary issues with equipment from Q2-21 and onwards. The total improvement in the gross margin stem from multiple factors however, such as higher production yields from changes in production protocols, efficiency gains from new equipment, high-margin product mix, and improved pricing in terms of both purchase and sales price.

The EBITDA during Q3-22 amounted to EUR 56k, compared to EUR -749k in Q3-21, which was above our expectations, resulting in an EBITDA-margin of 5%. The increase in EBITDA was attributed to the same factors that improved the gross profit, i.e., improving yields, better pricing etc., but also due to lower personnel and other operating expenses. Worth to note is that this is the first time Eevia shows a positive EBITDA, which is a major financial milestone for the company in our view.

The net income of Q3-22 amounted to EUR -0.4m, an improvement of EUR 0.5m compared to Q3-21 EUR -0.9m. However, the net income in Q3-22 was impacted by a non-cash foreign exchange loss of EUR 0.2m.

In summary, seeing a near break-even and positive EBITDA two quarters in a row is something that, according to Analyst Group, indicates improving operational performance. Furthermore, we see that Eevia is continuing the company’s path to high growth balanced with improving margins going forward.

Cash Position and Burn Rate

At the end of Q3-22, Eevia’s cash balance was EUR 0.1m, compared to EUR 0.6m at the end of Q2-22, corresponding to a net change in cash of EUR 0.5m. The decrease in cash was mainly due to a build-up in inventory and minor investments in assets. However, in November, Eevia announced that the company received approximately SEK 18.6m in net proceeds from a recent rights issue, which corresponds to roughly EUR 1.7m, given the current exchange rate of EUR/SEK. Moreover, Eevia managed to secure a short-term bridge loan of NOK 2.0m from the company’s largest shareholder Betulum AS in November, which will be repaid at latest in December with the proceeds from the rights issue. The bridge loan was used to strategically procure sufficient volumes of high-quality berries in a timely and cost-efficient manner for contracted bilberry sales orders, since the proceeds from the rights issue had not been received yet.

Eevia’s burn rate per month amounted to EUR -0.2m, compared to EUR -0.1m in the previous quarter. Given the cash position at the end of September amounting to EUR 0.1m, the net proceeds from the rights issue of EUR 1.7m, the repayment of the bridge loan of NOK 2m, and an estimated burn rate of EUR -0.1m going forward, Eevia is estimated to be financed until the beginning of Q3-23, all else equal. However, depending on how the net sales contributes to strengthening Eevia’s liquidity position and profitability, as well how effectively the working capital is managed, the company could be financed longer than estimated.

Triggers

Going forward, we see the following triggers:

• Continued sales growth by booking new orders from customers
• Improving profitability by shifting to higher margin products as well as increased efficiency
• Launch of new proprietary products, i.e., Retinari against the eye disease AMD

In conclusion, Eevia is progressing well operatively, where achieving a positive EBITDA-margin for the first time is a solid achievement. With the net proceeds from the fully subscribed rights issue, Eevia’s financial position is substantially stronger, where Analyst Group expect that Eevia will continue to deliver on the strong customer demand in order to reach a positive EBITDA in 2023.

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The 3^rd of November, Eevia Health (“Eevia” or “the company”) announced that the company has developed a new plant extract with product benefits for cognitive health and improved sleep. The new ingredient product, Feno-Cerasus™, is a standardized anthocyanin extract from tart cherry (Prunus Cerasus). Eevia Health focuses on the cognitive effects, including sleep quality and quantity, memory, as well as stress, and cortisol levels.

The main health benefit for promoting Feno-Cerasus™ is improved cognitive function. Tart cherry has one clinical study with 37 subjects showing a positive effect on cognitive performance, and another four clinical studies with 63 subjects documented positive outcomes in sleep quality parameters. From PubMed 10/2022, one can also observe that 39 clinical studies have been published in peer-reviewed journals. Furthermore, tart cherries have been studied for muscle recovery (15 studies, 280 subjects), metabolic health (8 studies, 180 subjects), cardiovascular health (5 studies, 150 subjects), antioxidant properties in clinical studies (2 studies, 59 subjects), and for pain management with positive results (2 studies, 108 subjects). Consequently, Eevia Health’s recent strategic focus on cellular recycling is supported as the tart cherry has preclinical evidence of autophagy induction via AMPK signal pathway and anti-inflammatory properties via Sirtuin6 activation of cyanidin, which has been confirmed in in-vitro studies.

“We are pleased to offer a new anthocyanin extract for cognitive health. The maintenance of cognitive health is a growing area for consumers. Eevia Health already has customer interest. The product will have perhaps the highest concentration of anthocyanins in the industry, while also providing a whole spectrum of other health-beneficial polyphenols as well,” says Petri Lackman, CTO of Eevia Health.

In conjunction with the press release, Analyst Group has contacted Eevia Health CEO Stein Ulve to ask questions about the new product.

Could you give us a brief background about the product and how the idea to create the product, Feno-Cerasus™, came to mind?

We are looking to utilize our green-chemistry platform to make other polyphenol extracts with the technologies we employ, especially when our technology can provide a superior product in terms of bioactive or nutritional profile than for instance membrane filtration technologies can. Over the last year, we have had multiple requests for tart cherry extract, so we thought this product fits well with our capabilities and matches up with our strategic focus on certain health indications.

Can you tell us more about Eevia’s strategic focus on cellular recycling and what role the tart cherry plays for someone uninitiated? Are there synergies with other product lines?

The Cellular Recycling is an extremely interesting area of human health. The failure of cells in recycling waste materials such as protein precipitates, organelles and other waste products is deemed as a root cause for a range of disease pathways. You will see an escalating interest in cellular recycling over the next five years and it will become a mega-trend within health and nutrition. Tart cherry has some documentation towards autophagy induction. It is not a key product for this strategy, but it is complimentary. It has benefits for cognitive health and as a polyphenol rich product, it is anyway a product that fits our equity story.

We understand that this might be difficult question to answer, but could you give us some insight into Feno-Cerasus’s potential price level and positioning in relation to your existing product portfolio?

We are probably the first manufacturer to offer a tart cherry extract standardized at 10% anthocyanins and with a high concentration of polyphenols. It follows that it will be a quite expensive product compared to other tart cherry extract that may offer 2% anthocyanins. Therefore, the price of the product will be over 300 euro per kg.

Which markets are, in your view, relevant for Feno-Cerasus™, how fast are they growing, what are some of the main players that develops and sells comparable products, and how do you differentiate?

US brand owners which focus on condition-specific supplement will be the primary target group. The segment for Cognitive Health is growing faster than the overall market. We will differentiate with a higher concentration of anthocyanin, and a wider composition of other polyphenols, and compounds of high molecular weight.

What are your expectations with the new ingredient product in the portfolio? How will it drive sales going forward?

We do not expect large sales coming from the Feno-Cerasus™ (tart cherry extract). If so, it will be a bonus. However, the effort will provide a decent ROI, because the investment was small. It has been a nice and reinvigorating experience for us to develop a new product this year after a few years of focusing on existing products and manufacturing. Launching a new product satisfies some customer and shows our agility with customers. The Feno-Cerasus™ also compliments our focus on Cognitive Health and it is for us, quite easy to manufacture.

Following a successful exhibition at the Supply Side West trade show in Las Vegas, US, last week, Eevia Health (”Eevia” or ”the company”) received an order for the elderberry extract Feno-Sambucus™, corresponding to SEK 34.4 million in order value. The order is a new contractual volume section related to a five-year sales agreement with a US brand owner.

Eevia has received a call-off for quantities for November 2022 – December 2023 for Feno-Sambucus, an elderberry extract product. The value of the call-off equals a revenue of SEK 34.4 million. The customer uses the elderberry ingredients from Eevia in nutraceutical formulations for sales primarily in the US market. The new order makes it the largest order ever received since Eevia went public, succeeding the previous largest order of SEK 8m over three years that was communicated the 9^th of March this year.

According to the global food and agriculture intelligence service Tridge¹, the US is the number #1 importer of value-added elderberries, with a total import value of USD 1.7bn in 2021. Furthermore, the import value in the US has grown 59% over the last five years. Thus, this trend supports Analyst Group’s view that Eevia will continue to grow as the company’s target markets are growing rapidly. Additionally, Eevia’s end customer is an internationally recognized brand leader in the marketplace with a global footprint. The group had sales of USD 1.4bn in 2021. It offers over 500 premium dietary supplements, including single herbs, vitamins, minerals, and specialty formulas sold under the Company’s well-recognized brands in over 60 countries.

”This call-off secures an important part of our order book and sales revenues going into 2023. We have improved our yields and productivity and adjusted the margins so that we can expect acceptable profitability for this volume,” says CEO Stein Ulve.

Eevia initially entered the sales agreement on June 11th, 2021. The new volume sections of the sales agreement, which the parties refer to as “Programs,” are contracted at adjusted prices. The reason is that the new program will consume raw materials purchased at different prices than the earlier programs. All raw materials for this order have already been purchased and are in stock in Finland.

References:

1. Value Added Elderberry Global Imports and Top Importers – Tridge

The 18^th of October, and on the 19^th of October, Eevia Health (“Eevia” or “the company”) the company has received sales orders for bilberry extract products from different customers amounting to EUR 96k, 20k, and 85k, corresponding to a total of EUR 201k.

Eevia reported that a sales order worth EUR 96k from a European nutraceutical brand owner was received. The customer is a European brand owner headquartered in Sweden, which is marketing its consumer products in over 50,000 pharmacies, health food shops, and other retail outlets across 36 countries, including China, and the US. The product is a bilberry extract standardized for anthocyanins and is a repeat order. Eevia is selected due to the high quality and authenticity of the product. This is one of the customers Eevia services without using a distributor. The business has been developed over the last few years, with growing repeat orders.

Furthermore, Eevia received two additional orders. The first order was worth approximately EUR 20k and was received from a contract manufacturer in Helsinki, Finland, that manufactures nutraceutical products of all types of administration forms for large brand holders in the Nordics. The customer ordered a standardized bilberry extract product from Eevia. This is one of the customers Eevia services without using a distributor since the customer is based in Finland and the need for distribution services is very limited. The business and client are new, and Eevia was selected due to the high quality and authenticity of the product. The second order that Eevia received was from Natural Ingredients, Eevia’s distributor in France and certain other European countries. The order is worth EUR 85k and originated from an on-site quality audit that Natural Ingredients undertook at the beginning of October, which resulted in successful audit, and a sales order on standardized bilberry extract products from the distributor.

In conclusion, Eevia has received several sales orders the last couple of days with a total worth of EUR 201k. Although the sales orders are relatively small, Analyst Group believe it is positive that Eevia keeps receiving smaller orders more frequently which keeps the momentum going and adds continuous cash flows which strengthens the liquidity. Furthermore, it is as of now advantageous for the company, as it broadens its customer portfolio and reduces dependency on single large customers. By continuously receiving frequent small orders, we see that it could create “rings-on-the-water”, triggering more sales orders, which will further increase the sales momentum and create a flywheel effect where smaller orders will accumulate over time to become substantial.

On the 29^th of August, Eevia Health (“Eevia” or “The company”) released its quarterly report for Q2-22. Our thoughts about the development during the quarter are presented below:

Statement of Operations at a Glance

During the Q2-22, the net sales amounted to EUR 1.8m (1.5), corresponding to a growth of 23% YoY which is in line with our expectations. The increase in net sales was attributed to improved production performance and output enabled by previous investments which thus made the company to catch up with backlogged sales contracts.

Gross profit in Q2-22 came in at EUR 0.7m, up from EUR 0.4m in Q2-21 and EUR 0.2m in Q1-22. The gross profit in the quarter represents a gross margin of 35% (as a percentage for net sales). This is a significant improvement compared to the latest quarters, and it is in line with our expectations since Eevia’s gross margin has been depressed due to temporary issues with equipment and capacity. Going forward, Analyst Group believes that Eevia should be able to consistently achieve a gross margin of 35-40%. Additionally, the management has guided for an improving gross margin in the future.

The EBITDA during the second quarter amounted to EUR -70k (0.4m) which is near a breakeven level. The decrease of the operating loss was a consequence of implemented changes in production protocols as well as efficiency improvements from the new equipment installations. For example, Eevia installed a new decanter increasing liquid-solid separation by 400% during Q2-22.

Cash Position and Burn Rate

At the end of Q2-22, Eevia’s cash balance was EUR 0.6m, compared to EUR 0.4m the previous quarter at the end of Q1-22, corresponding to a net change in cash of EUR 0.2m. The increase in cash was partly due to Eevia improving the net change in working capital and achieving a positive cash flow of operations of EUR 12k, partly due to a new loan received of EUR 0.6m. Eevia has not been cash flow positive since Q4-20, but after several investments and improvements, it seems that the company has now capacity to take advantage of operational leverage to achieve profitability. Although, one quarter is not a trend, we are positive about Eevia’s prospects going forward. The company’s burn rate per month amounted to EUR -0.1m, compared to EUR -0.5m in the previous quarter which a significant improvement attributed to both a lower operating loss and positive net change in working capital. Given a cash position of EUR 0.6m, and an assumed burn rate of
EUR -0.1m which we think is reasonable due to the company’s improving yields and margins, Eevia is estimated to be financed until the end of Q4-22, all else equal. However, it should be noted that depending on how the net sales contributes to strengthen Eevia’s liquidity position, as well how effectively the working capital is managed, the company could be financed longer than estimated.

Triggers

Going forward, we see the following triggers:

• Continued sales growth by booking new orders from customers
• Improving profitability by shifting to higher margin products as well as increased efficiency
• Launch of new proprietary products, i.e., Retinari against the eye disease AMD

In conclusion, Analyst Group sees that Eevia is progressing well operatively, where achieving a positive cash flow during times of market turmoil is something we see as a significant sign of strength and resilience in the business model. Although, the company’s liquidity in the short-term looks challenging, we are of the opinion that Eevia’s growth trajectory is sustainable and is likely to continue, given that the company can continue to deliver on the sales backlog, where we have a positive long-term outlook on the company.

We will return with an updated analysis of Eevia Health.