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Postcard from Stockholm: Feedback from Investor Trip to ESTRO 2026
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Postcard from Stockholm: Feedback from Investor Trip to ESTRO 2026
Equity Research
19 May 2026
European Medical Technology & Services
Postcard from Stockholm:
Feedback from Investor Trip to
European Medical Technology & ServicesESTRO 2026
POSITIVE
United Imaging debut in Europe for RT with 2 installs planned European Medical Technology &
Servicesfor summer and our US KOL minded to give them a shot.
Increasing competition, particularly in China, poses a risk for Hassan+44 (0)20Al-Wakeel,7773 3898 CFA
Elekta. Reimbursement changes in US likely a headwind to hassan.al-wakeel@barclays.com
Barclays, UK
replacement cycles. All eyes on ASTRO for Varian launch.
Jonathon Unwin
+44 (0)20 7773 0354
As part of our investor trip to the European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology (ESTRO) jonathon.unwin@barclays.com
conference in Stockholm this week, we hosted management meetings and company booth Barclays, UK
tours with Siemens Healthineers, Elekta, United Imaging, IBA, and Accuray, as well as a KOL Marco Pires-Cox
meeting with Dr Peter Orio, Chair of Radiation Oncology at the Dana-Faber Cancer Institute. We +44 (0)20 3134 3421
highlight three key high-level takeaways, with further company detail below: 1) Market marco.pirescox@barclays.com
dynamics. United Imaging made their debut at ESTRO with their 506c CT-based linac, aiming to Barclays, UK
build on their Imaging footprint (650 installed devices). Two customers to date for RT, in Italy Rohit Rajan
and France, with installations expected this summer. US-based KOL believes he would have to +91 (0) 22 6175 1698
consider United Imaging given lower price point, and if his centre legitimised the tech then rohit.rajan@barclays.com
others would follow suit over time (could take 10-12 years).
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