Philips Launches Rembra CT Scanner With 106 Images/Second and 270 Scans/Day
Koninklijke Philips shares have climbed 7.6% over the past year, outperforming the medical sector’s 0.3% drop as strong order intake boosts performance. On March 5, the company launched its Rembra CT system, providing 106 images per second, up to 270 daily scans and an 85cm bore.
1. Share Performance and Growth Drivers
Over the past year, Philips shares have risen 7.6%, outpacing the medical sector’s 0.3% decline. This gain reflects strong order intake, robust growth in the personal health segment and solid performance across key regions and businesses.
2. Rembra CT System Unveiled
On March 5 in Vienna, Philips introduced the Rembra CT system, its next-generation radiology scanner designed for high-demand imaging environments such as emergency departments.
3. Product Features and Clinical Benefits
The Rembra system delivers up to 106 images per second and supports as many as 270 patient scans per day. Its large 85-centimeter bore accommodates complex cases and obesity while advanced image-reconstruction technology enhances diagnostic confidence by clearly resolving small anatomical details.
4. 2026 Outlook and Guidance
For the full year 2026, Philips forecasts 3%–4.5% comparable sales growth, a 12.5%–13% adjusted EBITDA margin and €1.3–1.5 billion in free cash flow. First-quarter net sales are expected at $4.6 billion with earnings of $0.24 per share.