Imricor Medical Systems, Inc. (ASX: IMR) Announces Strong Q4 Results
Regulatory Advances
Imricor Medical Systems, Inc. (ASX: IMR) announced the successful completion of its first module review by the US FDA. The company also received positive feedback following an onsite audit by a European notified body, paving the way for the launch of its Gen 2.0 catheter and MR Advantage EP Recorder/Stimulator. Furthermore, Imricor has submitted its NorthStar product for CE Mark approval in Europe and aims to bring catheter shaft manufacturing in-house, which is expected to enhance quality and reduce lead times.
Commercial Successes
The NorthStar system has successfully met the technical criteria to operate within the Philips MRI platform, and Imricor has completed its first MRI-guided ablation in Switzerland at CHUV. Additionally, a license agreement has been signed with ADIS for AI integration into NorthStar, and the company has made its initial sales in the Middle East, with plans to expand resources in Germany, the Netherlands, and the Nordics.
Financial Performance
Imricor reported consumables revenue of $255,000, marking an impressive increase of over 840% compared to the previous year’s fourth quarter. The company’s total revenue for Q4 amounted to $280,000, with cash receipts of $290,000 up 52% on the prior comparative period. Operating cash outflows were well controlled at $3.48 million, leaving the company with a strong cash balance of $15.7 million as of 31 December 2024.
Executive Commentary
Steve Wedan, Chair and CEO of Imricor, expressed pride in the company’s accomplishments during 2024 and emphasised the momentum entering 2025. “We set and achieved ambitious goals for the Company in 2024…I am immensely proud of everyone at Imricor,” he stated, outlining plans to continue the organisation’s significant milestones in the upcoming year.
Future Outlook
Looking ahead, Imricor is focused on the increased utility of the NorthStar system for diagnostic purposes, which could expand the addressable market significantly. The company continues to progress with its VISABL-AFL clinical trial, with expectations of further registrations that will enable commercial expansion.
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