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SEC filingDocGo reported a materially weaker Q1 FY2026, with revenue down 21.3% and operating loss widening 33.7% year-over-year, driven by the complete wind-down of migrant-related contracts — now deemed 'relatively insignificant' in 2026 — while cost discipline in compensation and subcontracting partially offset the top-line decline.
Operating income fell to -$18.7M (a 33.7% YoY deterioration), yielding an operating margin of -24.8%. This reflects not only lost scale but also persistent cost pressures: vehicle costs rose due to elevated March gasoline prices, which management notes have continued into Q2. While labor and subcontractor savings were meaningful, they did not fully absorb the revenue gap — consistent with management’s commentary that 'our ability to control expenses' remains a priority, yet inflationary headwinds (e.g., fuel, medical supplies) limit mitigation options beyond tactical inventory pre-buying.