Spectral AI Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Spectral AI has secured up to $5 million in equity financing through an at-the-market transaction, to be completed in two tranches. The funds will partially be used to retire outstanding obligations with Yorkville Advisors. This financing supports the company's progress toward FDA submission for its DeepView AI®-Burn system, targeted for first half of 2025. The transaction, involving equity and pre-funded warrants with institutional investors, strengthens the company's balance sheet and operational flexibility. The company continues to receive non-dilutive U.S. Government funding to advance its AI-driven diagnostic solutions in wound care.

Spectral AI (Nasdaq: MDAI) announced its Q3 2024 financial results, highlighting a 138% increase in research and development revenue to $8.2 million, driven by Project BioShield and other U.S. Government contracts. The company's gross margin improved to 44.9%, while general and administrative expenses declined to $4.6 million. Operating loss narrowed to $0.9 million, and net loss decreased to $1.5 million, or $0.08 per share. Spectral AI completed the last patient visit in its U.S. Burn Pivotal Study, with top-line results expected in Q4 2024, and remains on track for a Q2 2025 FDA submission for its DeepView AI®-Burn system. The company announced plans to spin off its Spectral IP subsidiary. As of September 30, 2024, Spectral AI had $3.7 million in cash and short-term notes payable of $5.0 million. The company reiterated its FY 2024 revenue guidance of approximately $28.0 million.

Spectral AI (NASDAQ: MDAI) announced plans to spin off its subsidiary Spectral IP through a transaction with Sauvegarder Investment Management. The spinoff aims to maximize shareholder value by creating a separate entity focused on IP monetization, while Spectral AI retains its core medical diagnostics business. All 26 patents and 38 patent applications will remain with Spectral AI.

The transaction, expected to complete within 90 days, will distribute Spectral IP stock to Spectral AI shareholders. Post-spinoff, Spectral IP will be renamed SIM IP Inc., focusing on IP-based financing and monetization across healthcare, semiconductors, AI, and IoT sectors. The subsidiary will be led by Erich Spangenberg as CEO and headquartered in Miami, Florida.

Spectral AI (Nasdaq: MDAI) announced the completion of patient visits in its U.S. Burn Pivotal Study, marking a significant milestone toward FDA submission of DeepView AI®-Burn in first half of 2025. The study, one of the largest domestic burn center studies ever conducted, will provide topline results in December 2024. DeepView AI®-Burn is a non-invasive device designed to assess burn wound healing potential by distinguishing between healing and non-healing tissue, providing immediate binary assessment to support clinical decision-making.

Spectral AI (Nasdaq: MDAI), an AI company specializing in medical diagnostics for wound care, has announced its upcoming Q3 2024 financial results release. The results will be disclosed on November 6, 2024, after market close, followed by a conference call at 5:00 pm Eastern Time. Investors can participate via phone (U.S.: 833-630-1956, International: 412-317-1837) or access the webcast through the company's investor relations website.

Spectral AI (Nasdaq: MDAI) announces the return of founder Dr. J. Michael DiMaio as Chairman of the Board of Directors. The company, focused on AI-driven medical diagnostics for wound care, aims to enhance its leadership for the next growth stage. Richard Cotton will remain on the Board as Audit Committee head and Lead Independent Director.

Dr. DiMaio, a cardiothoracic surgeon with over 30 years of experience, brings extensive medical expertise and leadership to his role. The company has formed an Office of the Chairman to manage daily operations and support the development and commercialization of the DeepView® System. This office will focus on engagement with BARDA, FDA, commercialization efforts, and strategic relationships.

In this transition, Peter Carlson will step down as CEO and Board member but continue as a consultant. Spectral AI remains committed to advancing AI-driven healthcare solutions, including opportunities through its subsidiary, Spectral IP, Inc.

Spectral AI (Nasdaq: MDAI) has completed a proof-of-concept for its wound measurement technology that calculates the total body surface area (TBSA) of burns. This technology, integrated into the DeepView® System for burn indication (DeepView AI®-Burn), provides fast, accurate, and standardized measurements to improve patient treatment decisions.

Unlike current methods, Spectral AI's technology utilizes image capture to deliver distance, area, and volume measurements with sub-millimetric accuracy, without manual markers. It generates burn size and depth calculations in seconds, aiding clinicians in treatment decisions. The company believes this technology offers a more comprehensive representation of acute burn injuries and could potentially change the standard of care in burn wound treatment.

Spectral AI (Nasdaq: MDAI) has reached 25% patient enrollment at Emergency Departments (EDs) for its U.S. Burn Pivotal Study. The company has also added two new ED Clinical Trial Sites: MedStar Washington Hospital Center and the University of Utah, expanding participating EDs to 11 facilities. This study aims to validate the AI-driven algorithm used by Spectral AI's DeepView® System for burn indication.

The company has completed adult and pediatric patient enrollment at U.S. burn centers for the study. Spectral AI plans to submit a De Novo request to the FDA in Q2 2025, seeking classification of DeepView AI®-Burn as a Class II medical device. The DeepView® System is designed to provide immediate predictions of wound healing on Day One, supporting clinical decision-making for burn treatment plans.

Spectral AI (Nasdaq: MDAI) has outlined its regulatory strategy to enter the U.S. market with DeepView AI®-Burn, a predictive medical device for burn assessment. The company plans to pursue a De Novo submission to the FDA, requesting classification as a Class II medical device. This decision is based on the unique characteristics of DeepView AI®-Burn, which received Breakthrough Device Designation in 2018.

The device combines multi-spectral imaging with AI to assess burn healing potential, trained on over 340 billion clinically validated data points. Spectral AI expects to submit the De Novo request in Q2 2025. The company recently completed patient enrollment for its U.S. Burn Pivotal Study, marking a significant milestone in its development process.