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To own Artrya, you need to believe its Salix platform can convert early regulatory wins into durable, recurring SaaS revenue before the company runs short of capital. The new five-year Cone Health agreement matters here: it helps validate product-market fit in the U.S., supports the idea that foundation partnerships can mature into commercial deals, and may become a reference point for further hospital contracts. In the short term, that strengthens the main catalysts around U.S. rollouts and utilisation of the Coronary Anatomy and Plaque modules, especially after FDA clearances. At the same time, revenue remains tiny at A$28,000 against losses of A$16.41 million and recent share price gains have been very large, so funding needs, dilution risk and execution by a relatively new management team still sit at the centre of the investment debate.
However, investors should also weigh how recent capital raisings and rapid price gains affect the risk-reward. The analysis detailed in our Artrya valuation report hints at an inflated share price compared to its estimated value.Explore 4 other fair value estimates on Artrya - why the stock might be worth as much as A$3.06!
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