Latest Artrya (ASX:AYA) News

Artrya Limited has successfully completed a strongly supported Share Purchase Plan, raising approximately A$5 million despite significant oversubscription. This follows a recent $75 million placement, underscoring investor confidence in its AI-driven coronary artery disease platform.

Artrya Limited has completed the first tranche of its A$75 million placement, raising approximately A$60 million to advance its AI-driven coronary artery disease platform. Eligible shareholders can now participate in a Share Purchase Plan at the same price.

Artrya Limited has raised A$75 million through a two-tranche placement and launched a A$5 million share purchase plan to fast-track the U.S. commercialisation of its AI-powered Salix platform following FDA clearance.

Artrya Limited has secured FDA 510(k) clearance for its Salix Coronary Plaque module, enabling near real-time detection of high-risk coronary artery plaque and opening a lucrative U.S. market opportunity with a $950 reimbursement per scan.

Artrya Limited reported a 17.2% increase in net loss to $16.4 million for FY25, while achieving FDA clearance and launching its AI-driven Salix platform in the U.S. market. The company also secured key commercial partnerships in Australia and raised $20 million in equity funding.

Artrya has launched its AI-powered Salix Coronary Anatomy platform in the U.S. and submitted its Coronary Plaque module for FDA clearance, marking a key step in its commercial expansion. A new five-year contract with Tanner Health signals the start of U.S. revenues.

Artrya Limited has secured a five-year, US$0.6 million contract with Tanner Health, marking its inaugural commercial revenue in the U.S. market for its AI-powered Salix Coronary Anatomy platform.

Artrya Limited announces a strategic leadership reshuffle with co-founder John Konstantopoulos stepping into the CEO role as the company prepares for its U.S. commercial launch of the Salix® AI-powered platform.

Artrya Limited has submitted a pivotal FDA 510(k) application for its AI-powered Salix® Coronary Plaque module, aiming for clearance in Q3 2025 and a lucrative US commercial launch.

Artrya Limited has launched a A$15 million capital raising to fund the development and commercial rollout of its Salix AI-powered coronary artery disease diagnostic platform, targeting the lucrative US healthcare market.

Artrya Limited has secured A$15 million through a two-tranche placement aimed at accelerating regulatory approvals and commercial rollout of its Salix® coronary artery disease diagnostic software in the US.

Artrya has secured a pivotal three-year commercial contract with Sonic Healthcare Australia to deploy its AI-driven Salix Coronary Anatomy platform across over 125 radiology centres, marking a significant step in commercialising its coronary artery disease diagnostic technology.