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Gaia signals positive free cash flow in Q4 as revenue stabilizes around $21M run rate

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  • “Third quarter results are in line with these expectations. Revenue was $22 million, net loss was $3 million, the same as the second quarter, and gross margin held at about 85%.” (Chief Executive Officer Kiersten Medvedich)

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