NUTEX HEALTH INC.

Nutex Health Inc. filed a supplemental 8-K regarding a cybersecurity incident initially disclosed on August 24, 2026. Unauthorized third parties accessed and exfiltrated patient, employee, and provider data, including confidential business and financial information. The attacker threatened to publish the data. The company engaged forensic experts, activated its response plan, and notified law enforcement. A class action lawsuit, Haley v. Nutex Health, Inc., was filed on August 27, 2026.

nutexhealth.com zoominfo.com/c/nutex-health-inc/372032478 (NUTX, Nasdaq) — US healthcare company, based in Houston, Texas, founded in 2011 by Dr. Thomas Vo. It runs 27 small "micro-hospitals" in 12 states — small hospitals with full 24/7 emergency rooms. Model: fast, cheaper ER care between urgent care and giant hospitals; most revenue comes from Texas. Q2 2026: net income $65.8M (vs loss a year ago), EBITDA $90M, cash $205M, debt only $31M. Profit exploded because it wins 85%+ of insurance arbitrations (IDR) and got paid at higher out-of-network rates. Plans: 7 new hospitals by 2027 plus two share buyback programs. Main risk: the whole profit engine depends on the arbitration system — new regulation could cut it. Cheap-looking: P/E around 6, but volatile small-cap with thin analyst coverage.

Nutex Health Inc. filed an 8-K on August 24, 2026, reporting unauthorized access to its computer network. The company engaged forensic experts, activated its response plan, implemented containment measures, and notified law enforcement. Preliminary findings indicate data was accessed and exfiltrated, potentially including patient, employee, and confidential business information. The company continues to assess the scope and impact of the incident.