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STXS · ASE · Healthcare · Medical Instruments & Supplies
Current price
$1.14
52-week range
$1.08 - $3.20
Market cap
$114.23M
One-glance verdict
Not enough cash-flow history to value this one with our method.
Balance sheet
Net cash $5.32M. Interest coverage shows how many times profit covers the interest bill.
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What this company does
Stereotaxis makes fancy robotic systems that help doctors perform heart procedures more precisely, and they also sell the disposable tools used with these machines. The money mainly comes from selling these robotic systems and the ongoing sales of the special disposable instruments (like catheters), which is important because it shows they have a steady stream of income beyond just the initial big sale of the robots. This business model, where they sell big machines and then also recurring sales of supplies, is key to their financial health.
Stereotaxis was founded in 1990 with a vision to revolutionize cardiac procedures using robotics. Early on, the company focused on developing magnetic navigation systems to give doctors more precise control during complex heart interventions. A key turning point was the development and FDA approval of their robotic magnetic navigation (RMN) systems, which allowed for minimally invasive catheter delivery within the heart. Over the years, Stereotaxis has continued to refine its technology, aiming to make these advanced robotic systems more accessible and easier to integrate into hospital labs.
Stereotaxis makes sophisticated robotic systems that help doctors perform delicate procedures inside the human body, particularly the heart. Think of it like a highly advanced remote control for tiny medical tools. These systems use magnets to guide catheters (thin, flexible tubes) with incredible precision through blood vessels to specific treatment areas. This allows physicians to perform complex interventions with less invasiveness than traditional methods, potentially leading to better patient outcomes and faster recovery times.
This is the core of Stereotaxis' business, representing the largest portion of its revenue. The company designs and sells robotic systems, like the Genesis RMN and GenesisX RMN, that use magnetic fields to steer catheters. Doctors use these systems during procedures like cardiac ablations, where they need to precisely navigate to specific spots in the heart to treat rhythm disorders. Hospitals and specialized cardiac centers are the primary customers, paying for the capital equipment and the advanced technology it represents.
Beyond the robots themselves, Stereotaxis offers integrated information systems, such as Odyssey, which work alongside their RMN technology. These systems help manage, record, and share crucial data during procedures, providing real-time information to the physician. They also offer specialized X-ray systems that complement their robotic navigation. This segment is a smaller but important part of the business, enhancing the overall value proposition of their robotic solutions by improving workflow and data management in the interventional lab.
This segment includes the single-use items that doctors need to operate the robotic systems, such as specialized magnetic catheters (like the MAGiC catheter) and other devices. These are crucial for performing the actual procedures and are purchased by hospitals on an ongoing basis. While each disposable item might be relatively inexpensive, the recurring nature of their use makes this a consistent revenue stream for Stereotaxis, supporting the installed base of their larger robotic systems.
Stereotaxis' management is focused on making their advanced robotic technology more accessible and easier to adopt in hospitals. They are working on streamlining the installation process for their systems, as seen with the GenesisX RMN, to reduce the time and complexity required to set them up. The company is also emphasizing the integration of their robotic navigation with other diagnostic and therapeutic tools to offer a more comprehensive solution. The goal is to increase the adoption of robotic-assisted procedures, thereby expanding their market reach and revenue.
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Is it drowning in debt?
Net cash $5.3M - more cash than debt. Interest coverage -47.3x.
Stereotaxis, Inc. is healthier than 0 of 1 peers on balance-sheet leverage.
Total debt $5.17M Interest coverage -47.35x This is the baseline the peer rows are being compared against.
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