Event-Driven Stocks

Xtant Medical Holdings, Inc.

XTNTNYSE

Healthcare · Surgical & Medical Instruments & Apparatus · DE · SEC filings ↗ · Compare ⊕

View price & chart on Yahoo Finance ↗
Signs5 good2 severedetails ↓

Financials

SEC XBRL · annual
 FY25FY24FY23FY22FY21FY20
Revenue$133.9M$117.3M$91.3M$58.0M$55.3M$53.3M
Operating income$7.3M−$12.1M−$10.2M−$6.8M−$3.9M−$751,000
Net income$5.0M−$16.4M$660,000−$8.5M−$4.8M−$7.0M
Total assets$94.1M$93.8M$92.6M$60.2M$54.7M$41.5M
Total liabilities$43.2M$50.9M$41.3M$26.1M$23.8M$27.0M
Equity$51.0M$43.0M$51.3M$34.2M$30.9M$14.5M
EPS (diluted)$0.03$-0.12$0.01$-0.09$-0.06$-0.25
Shares out.139.1M130.2M108.9M87.3M77.8M13.2M

Reported figures from the company's SEC filings (XBRL). Blank where a line item isn't cleanly tagged — never estimated.

Key ratios

from filings · FY2025
Operating margin
5.4%
Net margin
3.7%
Return on equity
9.8%
Return on assets
5.3%
Return on capital (ROCE)
11.3%
Liabilities / assets
45.9%
Debt / equity
0.85×
Book value / share
$0.37
Revenue growth (YoY)
14.2%
Net income growth (YoY)

Computed from the company's own SEC figures — no market price, so these are facts, not a valuation. Book value per share is reported equity ÷ shares; it is not the stock price.

Financial health

forensic scores · FY2025
Altman Z″ (distress)
-3.66distress
Accruals / assets
8.0%clean
Beneish M-Score
-3.14normal
Piotroski F-Score
8/9strong

Altman Z″is a textbook bankruptcy-distress score from book values only (>2.6 safe · 1.1–2.6 grey · <1.1 distress). Accruals = (net income − operating cash flow) ÷ assets; persistently high accruals are an earnings-quality red flag. Beneish M-Scoreis an eight-ratio screen comparing this year with last (M > −1.78 = elevated manipulation-risk screen, not proof). Piotroski F-Scorecounts how many of nine fundamental-health checks pass (shown as passed / applicable; we use operating margin and total liabilities as documented proxies where the exact input isn't XBRL-tagged). Computed from SEC filings — descriptive factors, not advice or a forecast.

Quality score

EDS Score
88
/ 100
Profitability 100Growth 100Catalyst 67Earnings quality 100Financial strength 75

Our own multi-factor score from free SEC data — profitability, growth, financial strength, earnings quality, and event/ownership catalysts. No market price and no licensed model: each axis is the share of source-backed checks it passes. Descriptive factors, not advice or a forecast. What these scores mean →

Signs

2 severe5 good
  • Altman Z″ in the distress zone
  • Filed a late-filing notice (Form NT) — missed an SEC deadline
  • Operating margin is positive
  • Revenue is growing year-over-year
  • Conservative leverage (liabilities < 50% of assets)
  • Positive operating cash flow
  • Clean earnings (low accruals)

Derived from the company's own SEC figures (fundamentals, forensic scores, filing discipline) — descriptive factors, not advice or a forecast.

Risk flags

late SEC filings

A Form NT means the company notified the SEC it would file a periodic report late — often an accounting, audit or liquidity warning sign. Also search SEC enforcement actions for this company.

5%+ owners

SEC Schedule 13D / 13G · last 3 yrs

Holders who disclosed a 5%+ stake. 13D signals intent to influence or control; 13G is a passive holding. Latest filing per holder — open it for the exact stake.

Short interest

FINRA · bi-monthly
SettlementShares shortDays to coverΔ vs prior
May 15, 202619,4531.0-72.4%
Apr 30, 202670,5351.0+451.9%
Apr 15, 202612,7801.0-67.8%
Mar 31, 202639,6741.0+71.2%
Mar 13, 202623,1751.0+28.6%

Shares sold short as reported to FINRA. Days-to-cover = short shares ÷ average daily volume — higher means more potential squeeze pressure.

Material events

SEC Form 8-K · most recent

Events the company reported on Form 8-K, labelled by the SEC item code it filed under — its own classification, not our interpretation.

Recent SEC filings

All filings ↗

Event-driven situations (2)

Spot an error in this record? Report it. Every correction is verified against the source filing before we change anything.