Angelalign Sees 48% Case Volume Growth in 2025

The company announced a total case volume increase of 48.1%, driven by growth in both its global and Chinese markets.

Angelalign Technology Inc has released its financial results for fiscal year 2025, reporting total revenue of USD 370.3 million, a 37.8% increase over the previous year. The company also saw its total case volume grow to 532,400, an increase of 48.1%, and its adjusted net profit reach USD 43.8 million, up 63.0%.

Growth Across Global and China Markets

In 2025, Angelalign’s global markets outside of mainland China recorded 256,200 cases, an 82.1% increase, with revenue of USD 163.0 million, a 102.5% increase. The company states that professional reputation and recommendations from orthodontists on complex cases have propelled this growth.

The Chinese mainland market reached 276,200 cases, a 26.3% increase, with revenue of USD 207.3 million, a 10.1% increase. The company introduced new solutions for difficult adult cases, such as the Angel Scissors-bite Turbo and Angel Enhanced Curve Turbo, and is expanding its service coverage in lower-tier markets.

Focus on Clinical Collaboration and Innovation

Angelalign attributes its performance to a strategy focused on providing local services and clinical support to orthodontists. The company also announced it has surpassed 2 million cumulative cases.

“The clear aligner industry is complex and multidisciplinary. It requires top-tier technical and operational talent along with seamless collaboration among professionals from diverse geographies,” says Fox Hu, CEO of Angel, in a release. “Angel’s open and inclusive culture attracts professionals who share a passion for clinical excellence and a dedication to bringing outstanding products and services to customers.”

The report also noted the use of its product innovations, including the angelButton solution, which has shipped over 100 million units, and its A6 Mandibular Advancement solution. The company operates manufacturing facilities in China, the United States, and Brazil to serve more than 60 countries.