Retractable Technologies Income Statement 2025-2008 | RVP

Brief overview of profit and loss at Retractable Technologies

This overview is based on financial performance over the past five years. Revenue reported by Retractable Technologies was $81.9 million at the beginning of the period and $38.3 million at the end. The cumulative result was −53.3%, corresponding to roughly −14.1% per year. Sales followed a declining trajectory over the five years.

The gross result shifted from $37 million to $47 thousand, or −99.9%. The cost base moved against the top-line trend and weighed on the gross result. The gross margin was 45.2% at the start and 0.1% at the end. The contraction points to pressure from direct costs or weaker pricing power.

Over the period, EBITDA shifted from $24.9 million to −$13.4 million, a change of −153.8%. EBITDA underperformed the top-line trend. At the operating-margin level, the figure shifted from 30.4% to −35%. The business retained less EBITDA from each unit of revenue.

Across the five years, the net result shifted from 24.2 million dollars to −12.6 million dollars. The move from profit to loss indicates a material deterioration in final efficiency.

Market capitalization changed from $534 million to $20.1 million (−96.2%). Market value lagged the financial performance.

Summary assessment

The financial trajectory is weak and requires a cautious interpretation. The weaker side of the profile includes pressure on operating profitability, a lower gross margin and declining net profitability. Investors should continue to monitor margins, costs, and earnings quality.