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Pro Medicus’s U.S. subsidiary Visage Imaging has earned a critical Authority to Operate from the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs, enabling its Visage 7 CloudPACS platform to transition to the Veterans Affairs Enterprise Cloud.

Optiscan Imaging Limited reported a 17.6% revenue decline and a 4.1% increase in net loss for FY25, driven by lower orders and higher R&D spending. The company unveiled two new medical imaging devices as it ramps up commercial efforts.

IMEXHS reported a steady first half of FY25 with revenue up 4% and annualised recurring revenue climbing 11%, driven by strong adoption of its Aquila+ radiology platform and strategic capital raising.

IMEXHS Limited reported a $3 million net loss for the half-year ending June 2025, driven by a significant goodwill impairment, while annualised recurring revenue rose 11%. The company completed a $2.6 million capital raise to support growth amid ongoing cost optimisation and automation efforts.

Resonance Health Limited reported a 29% revenue increase to $11.07 million for FY25 but posted a net loss of $1.73 million, reflecting strategic investments and expansion in clinical trial services.

4DMedical reports a robust 56% revenue increase in FY2025, driven by SaaS expansion and strategic partnerships, while advancing FDA clearance for its innovative CT – VQ™ lung imaging software.

4DMedical Limited reported a 56% jump in FY2025 operating revenue driven by SaaS growth, while narrowing its net loss to $30.1 million. The company also secured $13.9 million in capital and a $10 million funding facility to accelerate product commercialisation.

Micro-X reported FY25 revenue of $13.1 million, underpinned by significant US government contracts and pioneering 3D head CT imaging technology, setting the stage for clinical trials and commercial expansion.

Micro-X Limited reported a $13.9 million loss for FY2025 as it pivots towards medical imaging, securing a landmark supply agreement with a major US healthcare provider for its Rover Plus mobile X-ray system.

CurveBeam AI Limited reported a striking 86% revenue increase to $12.1 million in FY25, alongside a 27% reduction in net loss, signaling improving financial health despite ongoing challenges with its HiRise device validation.

CurveBeam AI Limited posted a strong 85% increase in revenue to $12.1 million for FY25, alongside a reduced net loss of $16.8 million. Despite operational improvements and a recent $11.58 million capital raise, the company flags material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.

Enlitic, Inc. reported a sharp revenue increase driven by migration services and subscription growth, while sustaining a net loss of US$6.86 million in H1 2025. The company secured a binding MOU with GE Healthcare and completed a A$10 million capital raise.