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To own iRadimed, you need to believe its MRI compatible pumps and monitors can sustain growth while the new 3870 pump drives a replacement and expansion cycle. The special US$0.50 dividend signals surplus cash, but does not materially change the key short term catalyst, which remains flawless execution on 3870 commercialization, nor the biggest risk, which is operational hiccups around backlog and manufacturing transition that could disrupt revenue timing.
The special dividend sits alongside iRadimed’s ongoing regular quarterly dividend program, most recently affirmed at US$0.17 per share in November 2025. For me, that context matters because it shows the company layering a one off capital return on top of an existing payout while still investing in a new manufacturing facility and inventory to support the 3870 pump rollout, keeping the focus on the same core growth driver investors are watching.
Yet investors should also be aware that extended 5 to 6 month pump backlogs and a slow 3870 ramp leave iRadimed exposed if …
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IRADIMED's narrative projects $104.0 million revenue and $28.3 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how IRADIMED's forecasts yield a $99.00 fair value, in line with its current price.
Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$28 to US$99 per share, showing how far apart individual views can be. You may want to weigh that spread against the execution risk around iRadimed’s 5 to 6 month backlog and 3870 ramp, and explore why different investors prioritize that risk so differently.
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