Endra Life Sciences Reports Significant Results from 2025 Taeus Liver Device Study
Endra Life Sciences announced new results from its 2025 Taeus Liver device feasibility study demonstrating that Taeus' thermo-acoustic fat fraction measurement closely tracks the MRI-PDFF standard at critical liver fat fraction thresholds of 12%-17% and 20%-22%. The company said, "These thresholds separate mild, moderate and severe disease, are widely used to make clinical therapy decisions in routine practice and are important for enrolling patients in clinical trials. The high accuracy of TAEUS at these specific points strengthens its potential as a practical, low-cost tool for the booming MASLD/MASH and obesity drug development landscape. In the recently completed feasibility study of 40 subjects with BMI ranging from 21 to 47, ENDRA evaluated the performance of its TAFF biomarker test against MRI-PDFF at decision thresholds that segment patients from mild to moderate-to-severe steatosis."
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- Revenue Growth: Danaher's Q4 2025 revenue rose 4.6% year-over-year to $6.84 billion, surpassing the analyst consensus estimate of $6.81 billion, indicating strong performance in the medical equipment sector.
- Adjusted EPS: Adjusted earnings per share increased by 4.2% to $2.23, exceeding the market expectation of $2.15, reflecting the company's ongoing improvement in profitability.
- Cautious Market Outlook: Despite better-than-expected core revenue growth guidance, management's outlook for 2026 remains conservative, anticipating core revenue growth between 3% and 6%, highlighting uncertainty in market demand.
- Bioprocessing Recovery: The bioprocessing segment saw core revenue growth of 8%, driven by strong demand for consumables, indicating a strengthening recovery in this key market.
- Technology Validation: ENDRA's TAEUS device demonstrates a 100% PPV and 94% NPV at liver fat fraction thresholds of 12-22%, with an accuracy of 95%, showcasing its potential in clinical decision-making by effectively distinguishing between mild and severe steatosis patients.
- Cost Advantage: With an anticipated cost of under $200, TAEUS offers a significant reduction compared to the $2,500 MRI-PDFF exams, enabling frequent monitoring every eight weeks, thus lowering the high screening costs associated with drug development.
- Market Opportunity: As over 50 MASLD/MASH and 250 GLP-1 trials are ongoing globally, TAEUS's high accuracy and low cost position it as an ideal choice for drug developers and payors, significantly reducing overall clinical trial costs.
- Strategic Pathway: ENDRA plans to engage with the FDA in 2026 to align on clinical decision thresholds in multicenter studies, further advancing TAEUS's market application and regulatory approval.

Private Placement Announcement: ENDRA Life Sciences has secured $4.9 million in commitments for a private placement, involving the sale of 744,340 shares of common stock and warrants for an additional 1.48 million shares.
Use of Proceeds and Advisory Board Addition: The company plans to use the majority of the net proceeds to establish its DAT operations and accumulate cryptocurrency, while also adding Jeff Dorman to its Digital Asset Advisory Board.

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U.S. Stock Market Performance: U.S. stocks showed mixed results with the Dow Jones dropping over 150 points, while energy shares rose by 2.1%. Notable stock movements included ENDRA Life Sciences surging 134% and ProKidney Corp gaining 218%, while Sunrun Inc. fell 11% due to policy changes affecting clean-energy tax credits.
International Market Trends: European and Asian markets closed higher, with significant gains in indices such as the eurozone's STOXX 600 and Japan's Nikkei. Additionally, the U.S. Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index increased by 1.6% month-over-month for June, indicating a recovery following a decline in May.
Market Overview: U.S. stocks showed mixed performance with the Dow Jones falling 0.22%, while NASDAQ gained slightly. The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index decreased to 98.6 in June, indicating a decline in small business sentiment.
Sector Performance: Energy shares rose by 1%, while utilities stocks fell by 1.5%. Notable stock movements included ENDRA Life Sciences Inc. surging 159% after a patent announcement, while Skyline Builders Group saw a significant drop of 28%.








