The pending loss of 113 centers, or 20% of Paysign’s plasma centers, is expected to weigh on future growth, DA Davidson analyst Peter Heckmann said in a note. He lowered his forecasts for 2027 and 2028, estimating the centers would have generated about $10 million to $11 million in revenue in 2027.
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Paysign Shares Drop 19% as Customer Moves 113 Centers
Paysign shares fell 19% to $10.17 by midday Tuesday after one of the payment-processing company’s largest plasma-collection customers said it would shift some centers to another provider. The stock is still up about 97% year to date.

Paysign will continue processing payments for the customer at a number of other centers under an existing agreement, the company said. The share decline came despite Paysign reporting fourth-quarter growth in both revenue and profit. The company reiterated its full-year revenue guidance of $114 million to $117 million.
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