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Trades about 59% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1983 and based in Richmond, Australia, Pro Medicus Limited is a leading provider of medical imaging software and services. The company develops and delivers advanced solutions to hospitals, diagnostic imaging groups, and other healthcare organizations across Australia, North America, and Europe. Their core offerings include proprietary Radiology Information Systems (RIS), which streamline practice management and come with comprehensive support, training, installation, and professional services. Pro Medicus also operates Promedicus.net, an e-health platform, and supplies sophisticated imaging software designed to provide radiologists and clinicians with powerful visualization capabilities for 2D, 3D, and 4D medical images. This suite of tools is further enhanced by Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS)/digital imaging software and integration products. Additionally, they offer mobile applications like Visage Ease Pro, which enables remote interpretation of diagnostic imaging studies stored on a Visage 7 server. Key product brands include Visage RIS, Visage RIS/PACS, Visage 7, Visage Ease Pro, and Visage Ease.
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