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DSA Reports Revenue Decline in Small Research Models in North America

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What happened

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DSA reported total revenue of $982.7 million, representing a 2.2% decline, which was partially due to divestitures in May 2026. The RMS segment experienced a 0.6% organic revenue decline, attributed to lower revenue for small research models in North America and the timing of large research model shipments. Conversely, the DSA segment grew 5.9% and the Manufacturing segment grew 7.4%.

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Why it matters

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The decline in the RMS segment, specifically related to small research models in North America, impacted the overall revenue figures. However, the strong organic growth in DSA and Manufacturing segments suggests varied performance across DSA's business lines.

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Who's involved

  • DSACompany reporting the financial results, including segment revenue figures.
  • North AmericaThe market where the revenue decline for small research models occurred.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • DSASpeculative

    DSA might see lower revenue in its RMS segment due to reduced sales of small research models in North America.

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