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Over the past 12 months, CVB has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -76% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 3% drop.
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Curvebeam AI Ltd
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Curvebeam AI Ltd makes specialized 3D imaging systems for orthopedic care. Its scanners are used to image feet, ankles, knees, hips, and other weight-bearing joints while a patient is standing, which helps doctors see how bones line up under normal load. The company also develops software that helps clinicians review and measure those images more easily. Its customers are hospitals, orthopedic clinics, imaging centers, and doctors who treat musculoskeletal problems. Curvebeam AI sells its systems and related software to these medical providers, and it can also earn money from service, support, and software-related arrangements tied to its installed equipment. The business sits between medical device makers and the doctors who need clearer images to plan treatment. What makes the company different is its focus on weight-bearing imaging, a niche that standard CT and X-ray machines do not cover as well. That gives it a specific role in orthopedic diagnosis and surgical planning, where knowing how a joint looks under real pressure can matter. In simple terms, it is not a broad hospital equipment company; it is a specialist in imaging the lower body in a way that helps orthopedic teams make better decisions.