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Operating loss increased 2.6% to -$1.9M as research and development expenses rose slightly due to higher product development costs, largely offset by lower personnel costs.

Net loss widened 2.9% to -$1.9M, reflecting the small decline in other income primarily from reduced related-party NanoHybrids revenue.

Diluted EPS improved 42.1% to -$1.95 versus -$3.37 prior year, driven by share count expansion from recent equity raises.

Net cash used in operating activities rose to -$1.6M, primarily due to a working capital increase that accelerated cash burn.

Capital expenditures declined to $19K from $35K, reflecting capital preservation efforts by limiting infrastructure investments.

Full analysis

Bluejay Diagnostics reported ongoing operating losses in Q1 2026, with GAAP operating income at -$1.9 million, a 2.6% widening from the prior year. This reflects the company's pre-commercial stage, where research and development expenses saw a small increase driven by elevated product development costs. These were largely offset by reductions in personnel costs, demonstrating disciplined cost management amid limited revenue generation. The focus remains on advancing clinical trial programs, regulatory strategies, technology transfer, and manufacturing improvements essential for future commercialization.

Liquidity considerations dominate the outlook, as current cash resources and expected operating expenses inform requirements. The company continues capital preservation to extend runway, but explicitly notes the need for material additional capital to sustain operations as a going concern. Future funding is anticipated via public or private equity offerings, critical to bridging to commercialization amid these persistent losses and cash usage trends.

BJDX · Bluejay Diagnostics, Inc.

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