“This is on top of the multi-hundred million dollar foundation model deal we struck earlier this year.” (CEO)
“The combination of growth in Genomics and growth in our data business allowed us to generate positive adjusted EBITDA for the first time this quarter.” (CEO)
Prepared Metrics (table if ≥3 numeric items)
Metric
Value
Speaker/Context
基因组学量增长
33%
CEO
肿瘤学增长
27%
CEO
遗传学增长
37%
CEO
数据业务增长
38%
CEO
新增合同总价值
1.5亿美元
CEO
无Paige调整后EBITDA
接近400万美元
CEO
Q&A Batch (1-5 of 5)
Q1 — Ryan MacDonald
Topic: Genomics volume growth drivers (Oncology)
Key points:
Sales force efficiency improved vs. a year ago; prior MRD portfolio changes caused "havoc" that took several quarters to resolve.
General tailwind: more biomarkers identified, driving healthy testing volumes.
Tempus not benefiting from one-time shifts (e.g., solid-to-liquid) because it already had a comprehensive portfolio for years.
Mgmt stance: Bullish — unit growth described as "really healthy and durable," not artificially propped up.
Q2 — Mark Massaro
Topic: MRD go-to-market strategy and growth expectations
Key points:
Company targets ~25% unit growth for next 3 years (called out in letter); does not want "40% this quarter then 20% next quarter."
MRD reimbursement will be dialed up "every quarter in a more aggressive manner," not jammed in artificially.
Portfolio includes tumor-naive and tumor-informed MRD assays (CRC, breast, lung, IO); new studies with a more sensitive tumor-naive assay underway.
Sales force subset already trained in MRD; no unnatural investments planned.
Mgmt stance: Neutral-to-bullish — MRD is a tailwind to sustain 25% growth, but execution will be measured, not aggressive.
Q3 — Daniel Brennan
Topic: New data licensing contracts ($150M+ bookings disclosure)
Key points:
$150M in data licensing bookings disclosed this quarter; total contract value "well north of" $350M from just two data points (including prior AZ/Pathos deal).
Bookings are multiyear; do not translate directly into next-quarter revenue.
Four deals called out: some for analytics software (Lens), some for data libraries.
Data business differentiation cited: unique data asset, proprietary software/tools; growth vs. larger, older competitors.
Mgmt stance: Bullish — data business "pulling further apart" from peers; no sign of slowing; annual backlog disclosure will show "great number."
Q4 — Casey Woodring
Topic: Liquid biopsy trends (xF) and FDA/ADLT reimbursement path
Key points:
No "seismic shift" from solid to liquid; both solid and liquid had "really good growth."
xF FDA submission planned by end of 2025; full PMA for xR to follow.
xT CDx: ~30% of volume migrated to FDA-approved/ADLT version by Q3 end; majority to move in 2026.
Total average reimbursement in Q3: $1,600 (up ~$20 sequentially), still "well below parity with peers."
Mgmt stance: Bullish on long-term — ADLT status typically provides upside; regulatory filings will help close reimbursement gap.
Q5 — Colleen Babington
Topic: Ambry (Hereditary) growth mix, market growth, and ASPs
Key points:
~50% of Ambry's gain from share gains (similar to last quarter); share gains expected to moderate in Q4.
Long-term Hereditary growth expected low-to-mid 20s; Q4 could see high 20s/low 30s but not sustainable.