OrthoPediatrics Corp. is an orthopedic company, which engages in the design, development, and marketing of anatomically appropriate implants and devices for children with orthopedic conditions. It offers products relating to trauma and deformity, scoliosis, and sports medicine and other procedures.
- Sector: Healthcare
- Industry: Medical Devices
- Full Time Employees: 602
- Founded by Erin Springer Yount and Nick A. Deeter in 2006
- Headquartered in Warsaw, Indiana
- https://www.orthopediatrics.com
IPO Key Details
• IPO Date: October 12, 2017
• Offer Price: $13.00 per share
OrthoPediatrics posts record Q3 2026 revenue $72.7M (+19% YoY), raises 2026 revenue outlook to $270–$273M
- Record Q3 revenue $72.7M, +19% YoY, driven by implants and OPSB growth.
- GAAP EPS loss improved to -$0.25 versus -$0.50 last year.
- Q3 2026 non-GAAP EPS was -$0.23, an improvement of 4% year over year.
- Company missed Q3 2026 EPS estimates but exceeded revenue estimates.
- Adjusted EBITDA reached record $6.9M, ~10% margin, reflecting strong operating leverage.
- Gross margin steady at 74% despite mix shift toward lower-margin but accretive OPSB.
- Free cash flow positive $1.6M versus -$3.4M prior year, guidance reiterated.
- 2026 revenue outlook raised to $270–$273M from $265–$269M, 14–16% growth; EBITDA ~$25M maintained.
- OPSB bracing grew above 20%, now over 60 clinics and 34 systems.
- International revenue rose 18% to $14.8M, led by EMEA; LatAm constrained by set discipline.
- Super Cycle products early but ramping, with major contributions expected in 2027 and beyond.
- Main risks include clinic expansion costs, Brazil/LatAm set pullback, and lumpy 7D and set sales.
- Main concern is sustainability of growth and margin expansion amid clinic investments and cautious LatAm deployment.






