The attack, which has since been successfully blocked, could continue to delay certain parts of business including treatment planning, manufacturing and product delivery.
The company estimates $10 million to $15 million in revenue could be lost due to the cyberattack and the associated downtime. That would land the company’s second quarter revenue in a range between $195 and $200 million, down from what analysts’ prediction of $206.7 million.
For the first-quarter, SmileDirectClub expects to report $199.5 million in revenue and a loss of 25 cents a share, while analysts predicted a $196 million revenue and a loss of 10 cents a share, the Journal reported.