Voxel Financial Leverage

What does Voxel do? Voxel SA generates revenue through medical services including diagnostic imaging, teleradiology, and outsourcing, alongside IT systems for hospitals and diagnostic centers. The company serves healthcare institutions with its diagnostic imaging solutions, teleradiology services, and IT infrastructure, targeting hospitals and diagnostic centers as key clients. It operates two subsidiaries, Alteris SA (95.24%-owned) and CDO Sp. z o.o. (wholly owned), which support its service offerings. Voxel SA previously held a stake in Centrum Diagnostyki i Terapii Onkologicznej Sp. z o.o. but sold it on November 7, 2012. The company's primary revenue streams come from providing diagnostic imaging services, teleradiology, and IT systems to healthcare facilities. Its subsidiaries, Alteris SA and CDO Sp. z o.o., contribute to the delivery of these services, enhancing its market presence in medical technology. Voxel SA focuses on institutional clients such as hospitals and diagnostic centers, leveraging its IT systems to improve operational efficiency in healthcare settings. Voxel SA's business model centers on delivering specialized medical services and technology solutions to healthcare providers. It operates through its subsidiaries, Alteris SA and CDO Sp. z o.o., to expand its service capabilities. The company's revenue is derived from contracts with hospitals and diagnostic centers for diagnostic imaging, teleradiology, and IT system implementation, with no mention of additional revenue sources beyond these core services. Voxel is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.