TEL AVIV, July 28 (Reuters) - Israeli medical imaging company Nanox said on Tuesday it has raised another $59 million, bringing its total funding since late 2019 to $110 million.
In June the company said South Korea's SK Telecom invested $20 million in Nanox. Other investors include Foxconn, FujiFilm and Industrial Alliance.
The company’s product is composed of a digital X-ray device and cloud-based software designed to provide an end-to-end medical imaging service. It is meant to promote early detection of medical conditions that are discoverable by X-ray, CT, mammography, fluoroscopy and angiogram.
The company has signed agreements to deploy its system in 13 countries, representing more than $300 million in service fees for the next 3 years, and will charge health providers on a pay-per-scan service model. (Reporting by Tova Cohen) ((tova.cohen@thomsonreuters.com; +972-9-899-0222; Reuters Messaging: tova.cohen.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)) Keywords: HEALTHCARE NANOX/FUNDRAISING
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