Orthocell's (ASX:OCC) record revenue of AU$3 million for the September quarter, up 9.1% quarter over quarter, is consistent with Euroz Hartleys' fiscal 2026 revenue estimate of AU$14.4 million, according to a Thursday note from the investment advisory firm.
The first-quarter growth was due to higher sales of Remplir, the company's nerve repair product, in Australia and Singapore, Euroz Hartleys said.
Though Remplir did not have a material revenue contribution from the US market, Euroz Hartleys noted that the company expects US sales to start ramping up from the December quarter.
"The US rollout of Remplir remains central to our investment thesis," the investment advisory firm added.
Euroz Hartleys maintained Orthocell's hold rating and raised its price target to AU$1.36 from AU$1.30.