Scandinavian Medical Solutions A/S (CPH:SMSMED)

Denmark flag Denmark · Delayed Price · Currency is DKK
2.960
-0.030 (-1.00%)
Apr 28, 2026, 4:59 PM CET
-29.69%
Market Cap 82.31M
Revenue (ttm) 245.44M
Net Income (ttm) 26.00K
Shares Out 27.81M
EPS (ttm) 0.00
PE Ratio 3,165.61
Forward PE n/a
Dividend n/a
Ex-Dividend Date n/a
Volume 70,058
Average Volume 32,464
Open 2.870
Previous Close 2.990
Day's Range 2.870 - 2.980
52-Week Range 2.760 - 5.460
Beta 0.34
RSI 38.01
Earnings Date May 13, 2026

About CPH:SMSMED

Scandinavian Medical Solutions A/S deals in medical imaging equipment worldwide. The company offers equipment in the categories of Cath Lab, CT Machine, mammogram, PET/CT, Spect/CT, X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, Gamma/Spect, C-arm, mobile X-ray, R/F, mobile solutions, and others; as well as provides CT, MRI, Cath Lab, X-ray, mammography, ultrasound PET/CT, and C-arm parts. It also provides rental solutions. The company serves hospitals, clinics, and distributors. The company was incorporated in 2018 and is headquartered in Aalborg, Denmark. [Read more]

Industry Medical Devices
Sector Healthcare
Founded 2018
Employees 29
Stock Exchange Copenhagen Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol SMSMED
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In fiscal year 2025, CPH:SMSMED's revenue was 245.44 million, an increase of 8.28% compared to the previous year's 226.68 million. Earnings were 26,000, a decrease of -99.67%.

Financial Statements

News

Scandinavian Medical Solutions Transcript: Investor Update

Revenue and EBITDA guidance were significantly lowered due to geopolitical risks, tariff uncertainty, and a weaker US dollar. Order book visibility has shortened, but strong US presence and cost controls provide strategic flexibility. Demand for used equipment remains robust, especially in private US healthcare.

1 year ago - Transcripts

Scandinavian Medical Solutions Transcript: H2 23/24

Revenue and EBITDA met guidance, with strong H2 margin recovery and 100% rental fleet utilization. Strategic investments in the U.S. and ERP upgrades supported growth, while new rental models and cautious expansion are set to drive future gains.

1 year ago - Transcripts