Compumedics signed a master agreement to be a qualified vendor of sleep, neurological monitoring, and brain research systems to Adventist Health System's 48 hospital campuses. An initial $1.4 million order for neurological monitoring devices was received and installed at a Tampa, Florida hospital.
Compumedics entered a framework agreement with Health 100 to form a joint venture for commercializing the Somfit sleep monitoring platform in China. Compumedics will receive A$11.3 million upfront, and Health 100 will purchase 1 million Somfit devices over two years after CFDA approval, generating at least A$133 million in revenue.
Compumedics confirmed its first MEG contract, a multi-million dollar deal with the Barrow Neurological Institute (BNI) in Phoenix, Arizona, for its Neuroscan Orion LifeSpan MEG system. The contract is valued at approximately US$3.75 million and includes collaborative research and FDA applications.