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Ahead of the Bell | See Why (BSEM) Just Moved To Top Spot On Today's Radar Dear Reader, A quiet shift is unfolding inside regenerative medicine. Not a theory. Not a concept. But a clinically validated technology reshaping how chronic wounds are treated across the U.S. What began as a small MedTech player in Florida has started drawing national attention as new reimbursement wins, federal partnerships, regulatory milestones, and randomized controlled trial data begin stacking up—one after another. And as of this week, BioStem Technologies, Inc. (BSEM) is stepping into a new phase. With the company's updated Q3 results now out… New Medicaid coverage secured… A clean FDA inspection completed… A new VA-backed pathway opening… And multiple clinical readouts approaching… (BSEM) is topping our watchlist this morning—Wednesday, December 10, 2025
But keep in mind—there's less than 7M shares listed as available in the public float, according to recent data. When companies have floats this tight, the potential exists for big moves if demand begins to shift. Over the past month, (BSEM) made an approximate 59% move—from around $3.10 on November 17 to $4.95 on December 2.
And one analyst, Brad Sorensen over at Zacks SCR, set a $25.50 target on (BSEM), suggesting over 500% potential upside from this week's $4.02 range. 
Let's walk through the full picture. A Regenerative Medicine Platform Built for Scale
(BSEM) develops and commercializes placental-derived allografts designed to support advanced wound closure. Its proprietary BioRetain® processing platform preserves the full biological architecture of perinatal tissue—including cytokines, growth factors, and extracellular matrix elements often lost in traditional dehydration and processing methods. This platform powers a growing set of commercial products and a clinical pipeline positioned for one of the largest and fastest-rising healthcare challenges in the United States: chronic wounds. Why Chronic Wounds Matter
More than 7M Americans struggle with chronic wounds such as: - Diabetic foot ulcers (DFU)
- Venous leg ulcers (VLU)
- Pressure ulcers (PU)
These account for more than 80% of chronic wound cases, consuming billions in healthcare resources annually and impacting quality of life. (BSEM)'s value proposition is simple: Faster wound closure, fewer applications, strong clinical support, and favorable economics.
The BioRetain® Advantage
(BSEM)'s BioRetain® process is designed to keep more of the natural healing components found in perinatal tissue—elements that are often lost in traditional dehydration methods. A 2022 publication in Health Science Reports compared BioRetain-processed grafts with older approaches and found that BioRetain preserves more of the helpful biological factors and maintains the natural structure of the tissue. This gives the grafts stronger biological activity and supports the body's natural healing process more effectively. In real-world clinical use, this has led to wounds closing faster, fewer applications needed during treatment, and meaningful cost advantages for clinics and healthcare providers. BioStem has built a strong intellectual property portfolio around this work, with 58 issued patents and 68 more pending. Commercial Portfolio
(BSEM)'s commercial lineup includes several allografts used across advanced wound care. The Vendaje® and Vendaje AC® grafts support chronic wounds such as diabetic and venous leg ulcers. AmnioWrap2™ offers a versatile option for different wound types, while American Amnion® and American Amnion+® serve as private-label solutions for partners. The portfolio also includes Vendaje OPTIC®, which addresses ocular applications. All of these products are distributed under the FDA's 361 HCT/P pathway. Major Strategic Partnerships
One of the most important drivers behind (BSEM)'s commercial growth has been its national relationship with Venture Medical. This distributor brings more than 150 representatives into the field and uses its OneView platform to handle reimbursement, billing, and logistics in a streamlined way. The partnership also supports (BSEM) through marketing, medical education, and product development, making it a central force behind the company's expansion across the advanced wound care market. BioStem has also opened a new and meaningful channel through a partnership with a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. This agreement gives the company access to the Department of Veterans Affairs and federal healthcare systems across the country. Beginning in the fourth quarter, (BSEM) will introduce American Amnion into this network, marking a major step forward in reaching a broader patient base and expanding its national footprint. Acceleration in Medicaid Coverage
Another major development this year came in late November, when Florida Medicaid officially added Vendaje® and Vendaje AC® to its covered list of skin substitutes. With this addition, BioStem's products are now covered by thirteen Medicaid programs across the country, including major states such as California, Texas, and Michigan. This expansion is especially meaningful because Medicaid serves more than 70M Americans, many of whom face a higher risk of developing chronic wounds. Wider coverage means (BSEM)'s technology can reach more clinics and more patients who need advanced wound care solutions. The company is now actively seeking additional regional distributors to support growing demand across these newly covered states. Clinical Pipeline Progress
(BSEM)'s clinical program has moved into an important phase, with new data reinforcing the strength of its BioRetain-powered grafts. A randomized controlled trial focused on diabetic foot ulcers was recently published in the International Journal of Tissue Repair, showing that BioRetain-based grafts helped close wounds more effectively than standard care. The results also showed that wounds stayed closed more reliably and often required fewer applications overall. These findings were strong enough to be submitted to CMS for consideration in future local coverage determinations. Progress is also accelerating in (BSEM)'s venous leg ulcer trial. Enrollment has been running ahead of expectations, with 60 patients across ten clinical sites already participating. The company expects to share top-line results in the first quarter of 2026, placing it on a clear path toward multiple clinical milestones in the months ahead. Several additional trials are moving forward as well. A study using Vendaje® for diabetic foot ulcers is scheduled to deliver results in early 2026, alongside a similar trial for venous leg ulcers using Vendaje AC®. Another diabetic foot ulcer study using Vendaje AC® is expected to read out before the end of 2025. Together, these programs show a steadily building body of clinical evidence that continues to strengthen (BSEM)'s position in advanced wound care. (BSEM) is moving into a period of stacked clinical catalysts with strong momentum. Regulatory Momentum
(BSEM) has also made meaningful progress on the regulatory front. During the third quarter, the FDA carried out a fresh 361 inspection of the company's operations. The review closed without any findings—no comments, no observations, and no compliance issues of any kind. This clean outcome comes after (BSEM) addressed items raised in a 2023 Form 483, and it now serves as strong confirmation that the company's quality systems are operating at a high standard. Regulatory clarity is strengthening on the reimbursement side as well. CMS has finalized its 2026 framework for skin substitutes, shifting the system toward models that emphasize real clinical performance and long-lasting wound resolution. (BSEM)'s BioRetain platform fits directly into this direction, with its clinical results and manufacturing approach aligning closely with the outcomes CMS is aiming to support. This puts the company in a favorable position as the reimbursement environment evolves. Q3 2025 Fiscal Update
(BSEM)'s latest quarterly report gives a clear view of where the company stands today. The business generated $10.5M in net revenue for the quarter, with margins holding strong at 88.5% as the company leaned more heavily on products that don't carry licensing fees. Net income came in at $0.8M, and adjusted EBITDA reached $2.66M, marking the seventh straight quarter of positive performance on that metric. Cash on hand totaled $27.2M at the end of September, giving BioStem solid flexibility as it continues expanding. The company also completed a restatement of its financials to reflect updated accounting for its work with Venture Medical, ensuring full transparency in how revenue is reported. To strengthen oversight even further, (BSEM) appointed KPMG as its independent auditor. While reimbursement uncertainty and rising competition applied some pressure to revenue this quarter, the overall financial picture remained steady, with disciplined operations and strong cash flow supporting the company's forward momentum. Long-Term Vision and New Headquarters
(BSEM) has also taken a major step toward its long-term infrastructure goals. The company finalized the purchase of land at the Research Park at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, where it plans to build a new headquarters. The site will bring research, manufacturing, and administrative functions together under one roof, creating a more streamlined operation as the company grows. Local incentives of up to $300K and plans to add as many as 100 new jobs over the next five years highlight the scale of the project. Once complete, this facility will give (BSEM) the capacity it needs to support larger production volumes and continued expansion across the advanced wound care market. 7 Reasons (BSEM) Is Topping This Morning's Watchlist
—Wednesday, December 10, 2025
1. Small Float: with fewer than 7M shares available, (BSEM)'s small float could see the potential for big moves if demand begins to shift. 2. Recent Momentum: (BSEM) made an approximate 59% move within a short window, signaling rising interest across the market. 3. Analyst Target: a Zacks SCR analyst assigned a $25.50 target on (BSEM), which suggests over 500% upside potential from its recent range. 4. Clinical Strength: new randomized controlled trial data shows BioRetain-powered grafts outperform standard care, giving (BSEM) a growing body of real-world evidence. 5. Regulatory Progress: a clean FDA inspection with zero findings reinforces the quality systems behind (BSEM) at a critical moment for expansion. 6. Expanding Access: Florida Medicaid's recent approval adds to thirteen total programs now covering key products, widening the reach of (BSEM) across the advanced wound care landscape. 7. Federal Pathways: a new partnership with a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business opens VA channels nationwide, placing (BSEM) into a powerful new healthcare network. Take A Look At (BSEM) While It's Still Early…
As everything continues to build around BioStem Technologies, the picture becomes hard to ignore. A float under 7M shares, a surge of recent momentum, and a $25.50 analyst target have placed (BSEM) in rare territory. At the same time, the company is stacking real clinical strength with randomized controlled trial results that show BioRetain-powered grafts outperforming standard care—proof that stands on measurable outcomes, not speculation. Regulatory progress has also added fuel to the story. A clean FDA inspection with zero findings confirms the strength of (BSEM)'s quality systems, while new Medicaid coverage in major states and a federal channel opening through a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business partnerships broaden access in a way few companies achieve at this stage. With expanding visibility, widening adoption, and new pathways coming online, (BSEM) is stepping into today's session with momentum that deserves attention. We have all eyes on (BSEM) this morning—Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Take a look at (BSEM) before you call it a night. Also, keep a lookout for my next update, it could be out to you very shortly. Sincerely,
Jeff Ackerman
Managing Editor
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