Medical software group Curvebeam AI hits the ASX boards on Wednesday, having won over fund managers from its pre-IPO days.
Fund managers such as SG Hiscock have backed the med tech float.
CurveBeam AI CEO Greg Brown is confident the group’s US sales partnership can deliver strong sales growth.It is backed by fund managers including Andrew Forrest’s Tenmile, SG Hiscock, Karst Peak, Frazis Capital, and Firetrail Investments.allows medical professionals and surgeons to assess the bone health of mainly elderly patients for fragility risk from foot to hip in a standing position.
Mr Brown said CurveBeam’s $11 million in 2022-23 revenue was achieved with just two sales representatives in the field.
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