Avingtrans (LSE:AVG) announced that its medical imaging business, Adaptix, has obtained CE marking for the Ortho350 orthopaedic 3D imaging system. The compact Digital Tomosynthesis device is designed to deliver high-resolution, low-dose scans of extremities directly at the point of care, supporting imaging for areas including the hands, elbows, shoulders, knees and feet.
The Ortho350 is intended to provide enhanced image clarity compared with traditional 2D X-ray systems while exposing patients to lower radiation levels than conventional CT scans. Adaptix believes the platform can also streamline clinical workflows and improve diagnostic accuracy for healthcare professionals.
With CE certification now secured, Adaptix can begin commercial rollout of the Ortho350 across major healthcare markets in the UK and Europe. The approval represents a significant milestone for the company as it broadens its focus beyond veterinary imaging and industrial non-destructive testing into human healthcare applications.
Management views the certification as an important growth driver that could accelerate adoption of its “3D-first” imaging strategy. The company also expects the development to strengthen Avingtrans’ position within the medical imaging sector while opening additional commercial opportunities with healthcare providers and industry partners.
Avingtrans’ broader investment outlook continues to benefit from improving financial performance, including revenue growth, stronger profitability, limited leverage and healthier free cash flow generation. However, technical indicators suggest the shares may currently be in overbought territory despite maintaining a positive upward trend. Valuation metrics remain relatively balanced, although income appeal is less compelling from a yield perspective.
More about Avingtrans
Avingtrans is a UK-based engineering and manufacturing group supplying equipment, systems and aftermarket services to the energy, medical and industrial sectors worldwide. Its portfolio includes businesses such as Hayward Tyler, Energy Steel, Stainless Metalcraft, Booth Industries and Magnetica, with operations focused on critical-performance products including pumps, motors, pressure vessels, specialist doors, HVAC systems and advanced imaging technologies for mission-critical environments.
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