Bloom Health Partners - CEO, Andrew Morton.
CEO, Andrew Morton.
Source: LinkedIn.
  • Bloom Health Partners (BLMH) ended Q1 2022 with C$5.8M in revenue and $5.1M in cash
  • It recorded a quarterly loss from operations of $1M due to investment in expansion and lower revenue due to cyclical factors
  • It is maintaining full year revenue guidance of up to $28M
  • Bloom Health Partners offers a global platform for health care security, diagnostic testing and occupational health-tech
  • Bloom Health (BLMH) is unchanged trading at $0.32 per share

Bloom Health Partners (BLMH) ended Q1 2022 with C$5.8M in revenue and $5.1M in cash.

It finished the quarter on December 31st, 2021, with a loss from operations of $1M due to investment in expansion and lower revenue due to cyclical factors.

The company is maintaining 2022 revenue guidance of between $25M-$28M.

It also expects positive EBITDA from operations for the year.

“We made investments in expansion in Dallas, Atlanta and Alabama as a result of client opportunities and contracts,” stated Andrew Morton, Bloom Health’s CEO. “Our lab business and evolution with clients to operational health combined with our Bloom Shield health-tech software platform continues to show good momentum. We’re executing on our vision of keeping businesses and organizations running with operational health and health-tech.”

Bloom Health Partners offers a global platform for health care security, diagnostic testing and occupational health tech.

Bloom Health (BLMH) is unchanged trading at $0.32 per share as of 2:50 pm EST.

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