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Royal Philips (Koninklijke Philips N.V., NYSE: PHG) is a health technology company whose news flow centers on diagnostic imaging, ultrasound, image-guided therapy, monitoring, enterprise informatics and personal health. Company announcements frequently highlight AI-enabled systems, new product launches and strategic portfolio moves, giving investors and observers insight into how Philips develops and positions its health technology offerings.
Recent Philips news has featured AI-powered innovations in image-guided therapy and diagnostic imaging, such as LumiGuide 3D Device Guidance for light-based navigation during minimally invasive procedures, DeviceGuide for AI-assisted tracking of heart valve repair devices, and Verida, a detector-based spectral CT system with AI integrated across the imaging chain. The company also reports advances in MRI through its BlueSeal Horizon 3.0T platform and extended partnerships in neuroimaging, such as the integration of Cortechs.ai quantitative analytics into Philips MR workflows.
News items also cover enterprise informatics and cloud-based solutions, including the launch of Philips Management 15, a web-based diagnostic viewer that delivers full radiology capabilities through a browser and interfaces with AI tools and interactive reporting. In addition, Philips communicates on long-term partnerships with health systems, monitoring agreements and large-scale deployments of its Azurion image-guided therapy systems.
Corporate and portfolio developments appear regularly in the news stream. Examples include the agreement to acquire SpectraWAVE Inc. to expand intravascular imaging and physiology solutions, and the completed carve-out of the Philips Emergency Care business, which now operates as Heartstream under a Philips brand license. Earnings-related releases and Form 6-K summaries provide context on comparable order intake, sales trends, margins, productivity programs and outlook.
Investors and healthcare professionals following PHG news can use this page to track product introductions, AI and imaging milestones, strategic transactions and quarterly performance updates that shape Philips’ role in global health technology.
Philips (NYSE:PHG) reported Q3 2025 results showing continued momentum: comparable order intake +8%, group sales €4.3 billion (comparable sales +3.3%), and adjusted EBITA margin 12.3% (up 50 bps). Income from operations was €330 million. Free cash flow rose to €172 million and operating cash flow was €327 million. Productivity measures delivered €222 million of quarterly savings and the company remains on track for its three-year €2.5 billion productivity program.
Philips reiterated full‑year 2025 guidance, now expected toward the upper end of the adjusted EBITA margin range, and highlighted product launches, clinical trial results and sustainability validation by SBTi.
Philips (NYSE: PHG) announced support for the Forever Promise Project, an initiative connecting families of fallen World War II U.S. service members with Dutch adopters of graves at the Netherlands American Cemetery in Margraten.
Philips will help advance efforts to connect all 10,000 American families with Dutch adopters and offer employee volunteer opportunities to support remembrance activities and foster cross‑border relationships.
Hoag (partnering with Royal Philips, NYSE: PHG) announced a 10-year strategic collaboration to standardize and modernize patient monitoring across its two acute care hospitals and the expanded Sun Family Campus in Irvine, which will add 155 inpatient beds in mid-2026. Hoag will adopt Philips Enterprise Monitoring as a Service (EMaaS) and deploy IntelliVue MX750 bedside and X3 transport monitors plus the Philips Patient Information Center (PIC iX).
The integrated solution delivers continuous monitoring, early warning scores, analytics, and EHR interoperability to support clinical efficiency, patient safety and financial predictability for ongoing innovation access.
Royal Philips (NYSE:PHG) reported late-breaking 3-year results from the iMODERN trial (n=1,146) showing no significant difference in the primary composite endpoint (death, recurrent MI, or heart failure hospitalization) between immediate iFR-guided multivessel treatment during primary PCI and staged CMR-guided treatment within 4 days–6 weeks. Results were published in The New England Journal of Medicine and presented at TCT 2025. Complementary ILIAS ANOCA data (n=153) showed a sustained mean +9.4-point Seattle Angina Questionnaire gain at 6 months with ad-hoc coronary function testing and tailored therapy, with no procedure-related major events.
Royal Philips (NYSE:PHG) announced at TCT 2025 an industry-first integration that links pre-operative CT (AVW) with the Azurion image-guided therapy platform to automatically synchronize CT 3D reconstructions with C-arm movement. The feature, called Follow C-arm, rotates the CT volume in real time to match C-arm angulation, aiming to combine CCTA anatomical detail with live X-ray guidance and support a shift toward CT-guided PCI.
The release notes prior publications associating CCTA use with reduced contrast and radiation, and reiterates Azurion’s global footprint of more than 6.4 million patients treated annually in 80+ countries.
Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG) announced the 5,000th installation of its Zenition mobile C-arm system on October 8, 2025 at Kolín Regional Hospital in the Czech Republic.
Since launch in 2019, Zenition is deployed in 170+ countries and Philips reports its mobile C-arms help treat more than 15 million patients annually. The platform highlights features such as Position Memory and BodySmart software, with user tests cited showing a 45% reduction in C-arm repositioning.
Philips (NYSE: PHG) released the second edition of its Philips Health Trends Research UAE on October 7, 2025, surveying 500 UAE residents (Feb 2025).
Key findings: 92% want greater control of their health; 93% see benefits in telehealth; 79% are positive about virtual care; 77% are confident in AI for diagnosis and treatment planning; 86% say sustainability should be a sector priority and 83% prefer providers with environmentally responsible practices.
Philips (NYSE:PHG) unveiled innovative CT and MR solutions for radiation therapy at ASTRO 2025. The company introduced two new CT platforms - Rembra RT and Areta RT - featuring ultra-fast image reconstruction speeds of up to 106 images per second and an extended 85cm field of view.
Additionally, Philips debuted the helium-free BlueSeal RT 1.5T 70cm MR system in North America, powered by AI-based SmartSpeed Precise acceleration software. The system enables MR-only simulation protocols in as little as 10 minutes and features a lightweight, vent-pipe-free design for flexible installation options.
Both innovations aim to enhance radiation therapy planning with improved accuracy, efficiency, and sustainability while reducing operational costs and improving patient experience.
Philips (NYSE: PHG) has established a national partnership with Optum Healthcare in the USA, making its ambulatory and diagnostic solutions available to 3.4 million Optum policyholders across 22 U.S. states. The collaboration focuses on Philips' Mobile Cardiac Telemetry (MCOT) and Extended Holter (ePatch) solutions for enhanced outpatient cardiac monitoring.
The partnership aims to enable earlier detection of cardiac conditions and timely clinical intervention through streamlined patient referral processes. The agreement covers various insurance plans, including commercial, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid. Key benefits include reduced specialist referral delays, enhanced diagnostic insights, seamless care coordination, and increased patient compliance.
Philips (NYSE: PHG) has released its Future Health Index 2025 Canada report highlighting significant healthcare challenges and the potential role of AI in addressing them. The research reveals that 1 in 5 Canadians have been hospitalized while waiting for care, with patients facing an average longest waiting time of 131 days - nearly double the global average.
The study uncovered a substantial AI trust gap, with 86% of healthcare professionals believing in AI's potential to improve patient outcomes, compared to only 49% of patients. Additionally, 85% of healthcare professionals report losing clinical time due to data management issues, with nearly half losing over 45 minutes per shift. The report emphasizes the need for building trust in healthcare AI to realize its full potential in improving healthcare efficiency and access.