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Trades about 171% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sedana Medical AB (publ) is a medical technology firm that engineers, promotes, and distributes healthcare devices both within Sweden and across global markets. Its product portfolio includes the Sedaconda ACD-L and Sedaconda ACD, single-use medical tools designed for delivering volatile anesthetics, alongside the Sedaconda Syringe (a 50/60ml syringe) and a Sedaconda ACD starter kit. The company also provides FlurAbsorb and FlurAbsorb-S, active carbon filtration systems engineered to collect residual anesthetic gases discharged by ventilators. Complementing these are the FlurAbsorb accessory kit, which facilitates connecting ventilator exhausts and gas monitors to the filters, and the FlurAbsorb mount, used to secure the filter during anesthetic gas removal. Further offerings encompass the AMG-06 Gas Monitor, which enables ongoing, non-invasive sidestream measurement of carbon dioxide and anesthetic levels in inhaled and exhaled breaths. Additionally, they supply the Sedaconda Filling Adapter, a disposable tool for securely and simply transferring isoflurane from its container to a Sedaconda Syringe, as well as an array of supplemental items like DRYLINE II Water Traps, the WaterLock 2 water trap, Nafion Dryer Tubing, and Respiratory Gas Monitoring Lines. Established in 1999, Sedana Medical AB (publ) maintains its corporate headquarters in Danderyd, Sweden.
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