SHANGHAI – – October 29, 2026 -- United Imaging Healthcare (688271.SH) reported revenue of RMB 10.58 billion for the first nine months of 2026, up 19.43% year-on-year, as overseas sales climbed 50.30% to RMB 3.00 billion.
R&D spending reaches 21.08% of revenue
The company invested RMB 2.23 billion in R&D over the nine months, equal to 21.08% of revenue and 0.14 percentage points higher than a year earlier. It employs 3,937 R&D staff. Cumulative R&D investment from 2022, the year of its public listing, through September 2026 totals RMB 10.50 billion.
Asia-Pacific revenue more than doubles, Europe grows nearly 30%
European revenue rose nearly 30% year-on-year in the period. Asia-Pacific revenue grew by more than 100% in Q1–Q3 2026, with progress in Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand.
The uMR Jupiter 5T MRI system logged its first installations in Spain, Turkey and Vietnam, extending the company's reach in ultra-high-field imaging.
uPMR Zenith wins CE certification for faster PET/MR scans
The uPMR Zenith received CE certification in late September, adding to the company's PET/MR portfolio in Europe. The system completes a whole-body PET/MR workflow covering the head and neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis in 15 minutes door to door. That cuts examination time by more than 50% against the previous generation.
It also supports high-resolution brain imaging in 10 minutes. Multi-contrast MR examinations of individual anatomical regions take as little as 100 seconds.
Ultrasound line gains 18 FDA 510(k) clearances
The uSONIQUE ultrasound series has secured regulatory approvals or clearances in China, the United States, the European Union and Singapore. By the end of September, 18 ultrasound products had received FDA 510(k) clearance. The portfolio covers obstetrics and gynecology, cardiovascular and general imaging, plus portable systems. Intraoperative and catheter-based applications are in development.
AI-based radiography cuts radiation dose by 70%
In September, the company presented an ultra-low-dose digital radiography technology that combines X-ray noise modeling with neural-network-based image processing. Under the evaluated examination conditions, it reduced radiation dose by 70%, improved image signal-to-noise ratio by 53% and increased spatial resolution by 22%.
Zero-helium uMR Prema set to extend 1.5T range
United Imaging Healthcare is preparing to launch uMR Prema, a zero-liquid-helium MRI system that will expand its 1.5T portfolio. It targets whole-body, cardiac, abdominal and musculoskeletal applications, with a one-stop cardiac scanning workflow and musculoskeletal imaging across different patient positions.