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Trades about 109% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ImExHS Limited delivers cloud-powered medical imaging technologies to customers worldwide, including those in Australia. The firm specializes in the development and sale of modular imaging software systems, which encompass comprehensive information management platforms for disciplines such as radiology, cardiology, and pathology, alongside a robust picture archiving and communication system (PACS). Its principal software solutions include AQUILA for radiology, ALULA for pathology, and Antero for cardiology. Moreover, ImExHS offers STELLA.I, a suite of artificial intelligence tools hosted in the cloud, crafted to bolster diagnostic capabilities for medical professionals. The company further extends outsourced radiology and teleradiology services to hospitals and various other healthcare entities. Established in 2001, ImExHS Limited operates from its base in Mascot, Australia.
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