Market Cap 119.55M
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) -13.14M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.01
Volume 2,261,600
Avg Vol 1,756,228
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 67.17M
Stochastic %K 12%
Beta 1.06
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $8.50

Company Profile

Microbot Medical Inc. is a medical device company, engages in the research, design, and development of robotic endoluminal surgery devices targeting the minimally invasive surgery space. The company offers LIBERTY, an endovascular robotic surgical system designed to maneuver guidewires and over-the-wire devices such as microcatheters within the body's vasculature for use in cardiovascular, peripheral, endovascular, and neurovascular operations. It also provides NovaCross, an intellectual propert...

Industry: Medical Instruments & Supplies
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 781 875 3605
Address:
175 Derby Street, Bld. 27, Hingham, United States
Samtosemi
Samtosemi May. 20 at 3:10 AM
$MBOT "Because it's a portable, small, under capital budget device it was like asking for another catheter. It's nice no barriers financial or otherwise" This is a very underrated quote because they uncovered Mbot is actually extremely affordable in addition to the White diamond Report being directly contradicted by the very Surgeon they tried to quote across the board on every problem they tried to raise. Both surgeons were saying the hospitals are enouraging the use of liberty and it seems from what they were saying it's cheap and possibly even classified as a supply instead of equipment. Either way we are now getting an idea of Liberty being an easy sell at its price range.
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dubovmm
dubovmm May. 19 at 7:26 PM
$MBOT Remember WDR: Dr. Charles Briggs (Vascular Surgeon at Tampa General Hospital) and Dr. Zachary Bercu (Interventional Radiologist at Emory Healthcare) Clinician Testimonials: Executive management was joined by physicians currently using the LIBERTY system—Dr. Charles Briggs (Vascular Surgeon at Tampa General Hospital) and Dr. Zachary Bercu (Interventional Radiologist at Emory Healthcare). They shared their real-world clinical experience and categorically disputed statements falsely attributed to them in the third-party piece.
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Growinspace
Growinspace May. 19 at 5:09 PM
$MBOT Right, MBOT is a "Diamond " in the rough, it'll be $10 before you know it, hang on eddy, mgmt has this under control, they know exactly what they're doing, the pace they set, the interest and demand is there, it's all coming together
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Eddypgil
Eddypgil May. 19 at 4:29 PM
$MBOT white diamond report has merit
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WalmaCiardo
WalmaCiardo May. 19 at 4:06 PM
$MBOT What did you take from the call? Lets discuss
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gladee88er
gladee88er May. 19 at 4:04 PM
$MBOT What was that? Another drop for ants?
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Growinspace
Growinspace May. 19 at 2:25 PM
$MBOT Sad, the shorts are winning for now, But, not for long, it'll catch fire and go north, back to $2+, hold tight, too many positive things happening, it would be nice for for company to announce or share Some success stories to slow the pain , still Bullish n
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Eddypgil
Eddypgil May. 19 at 1:41 PM
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MisterNessuno
MisterNessuno May. 19 at 1:19 PM
$MBOT i see in this story the same about Gorilla technology
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Eddypgil
Eddypgil May. 19 at 12:00 PM
$MBOT not convincing
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Latest News on MBOT
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Microbot Medical initiated with a Buy at B. Riley


Microbot Medical announces key 2026 milestones

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Microbot Medical announces key 2026 milestones


Microbot Medical initiated with a Buy at Roth Capital

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Microbot Medical® Added to the Russell Microcap® Index

Jun 30, 2025, 8:30 AM EDT - 11 months ago

Microbot Medical® Added to the Russell Microcap® Index


Microbot Medical Closes $8.6 Million Registered Direct Offering

Jan 10, 2025, 10:25 AM EST - 1 year ago

Microbot Medical Closes $8.6 Million Registered Direct Offering


Samtosemi
Samtosemi May. 20 at 3:10 AM
$MBOT "Because it's a portable, small, under capital budget device it was like asking for another catheter. It's nice no barriers financial or otherwise" This is a very underrated quote because they uncovered Mbot is actually extremely affordable in addition to the White diamond Report being directly contradicted by the very Surgeon they tried to quote across the board on every problem they tried to raise. Both surgeons were saying the hospitals are enouraging the use of liberty and it seems from what they were saying it's cheap and possibly even classified as a supply instead of equipment. Either way we are now getting an idea of Liberty being an easy sell at its price range.
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dubovmm
dubovmm May. 19 at 7:26 PM
$MBOT Remember WDR: Dr. Charles Briggs (Vascular Surgeon at Tampa General Hospital) and Dr. Zachary Bercu (Interventional Radiologist at Emory Healthcare) Clinician Testimonials: Executive management was joined by physicians currently using the LIBERTY system—Dr. Charles Briggs (Vascular Surgeon at Tampa General Hospital) and Dr. Zachary Bercu (Interventional Radiologist at Emory Healthcare). They shared their real-world clinical experience and categorically disputed statements falsely attributed to them in the third-party piece.
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Growinspace
Growinspace May. 19 at 5:09 PM
$MBOT Right, MBOT is a "Diamond " in the rough, it'll be $10 before you know it, hang on eddy, mgmt has this under control, they know exactly what they're doing, the pace they set, the interest and demand is there, it's all coming together
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Eddypgil
Eddypgil May. 19 at 4:29 PM
$MBOT white diamond report has merit
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WalmaCiardo
WalmaCiardo May. 19 at 4:06 PM
$MBOT What did you take from the call? Lets discuss
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gladee88er
gladee88er May. 19 at 4:04 PM
$MBOT What was that? Another drop for ants?
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Growinspace
Growinspace May. 19 at 2:25 PM
$MBOT Sad, the shorts are winning for now, But, not for long, it'll catch fire and go north, back to $2+, hold tight, too many positive things happening, it would be nice for for company to announce or share Some success stories to slow the pain , still Bullish n
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Eddypgil
Eddypgil May. 19 at 1:41 PM
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MisterNessuno
MisterNessuno May. 19 at 1:19 PM
$MBOT i see in this story the same about Gorilla technology
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Eddypgil
Eddypgil May. 19 at 12:00 PM
$MBOT not convincing
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Hpkmd01
Hpkmd01 May. 19 at 11:14 AM
$MBOT Time for a different kind of reporting.
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m0bley
m0bley May. 19 at 11:01 AM
$MBOT This. The key points the whitediamond tried to stand on were calmly, confidently, and without hyperbole, refuted.
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Lordlittle
Lordlittle May. 19 at 7:16 AM
$MBOT we found a white diamond employee upset that his fake shit been ruined 😂
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Readcarefully
Readcarefully May. 19 at 5:32 AM
$MBOT This will be worth buying after they have executed at least a $300M offering. Because they will continue to lose money for at least the next 12 quarters.
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NoItWasntMe
NoItWasntMe May. 19 at 2:08 AM
$MBOT Regarding LIBERTY VS the manual approach, LIBERTY saves the surgeon from having to stand over the patient for many minutes, up to 2-3 hours. Imagine doing that more than once a day. Not fun. Liberty allows them to take a seat in a shielded area nearby. For the really skilled surgeons who enjoy navigating challenging routes, hey if they want to be mavericks, let them. IMO the “easy button” is clearly LIBERTY. I have no idea why a younger/newer surgeon would choose the old school harmful way (harmful to their health) VS the new LIBERTY way. Protect the surgeon’s back and health. Notice, I am not even mentioning the heavy protective vest. That only magnifies the issues for the surgeon.
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NoItWasntMe
NoItWasntMe May. 19 at 1:17 AM
$MBOT When the “research” folks make a “strong argument”, they need to be correct ON ALL POINTS. A few holes were pierced in their logic and factual details, throwing their entire argument much further into doubt. Eg .014” is NOT the only option as the report writers would have us believe. Radiation IS actually an issue. LIBERTY does NOT prolong procedure time. Pricing is not an issue, it is even in line with some existing catheters AND seems to be relatively trivial for hospital admins to approve. Why believe anything else they write when they were so off on these findings and much more? In all, nothing has changed except for the stock price since before the “research report”.
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NoItWasntMe
NoItWasntMe May. 19 at 1:11 AM
$MBOT other than painful connection difficulties, it was a somewhat good call. Less rehash of already released PRs and more direct rebuttal would have been great. However, I do agree with another poster, the docs did well. IMO LIBERTY is best for: -difficult cases where routes are challenging, especially for newer docs -hospitals that don’t want to use a larger robot for peripheral endo procedures, when a disposable option is faster wrto setup and sterilization and not a capital intensive acquisition. -smaller centers that don’t have an existing robot but would like to offer the same service, which provides a high level of accuracy.
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Lordlittle
Lordlittle May. 18 at 10:26 PM
$MBOT please don’t jump up yet just 4 more days till pay day 😭😭
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Eddypgil
Eddypgil May. 18 at 9:15 PM
$MBOT what is White Diamonds price target?
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StocksGoddess
StocksGoddess May. 18 at 8:37 PM
$MBOT White Diamond Research is a scum, its head is Adam Gefvert, a disgusting bald scammer, his X account is Shiningboy https://x.com/Shiningboy Send him your message in X.
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ImCrazy
ImCrazy May. 18 at 8:18 PM
$MBOT Good call! Still here
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Glider365
Glider365 May. 18 at 8:06 PM
$MBOT I just find it really annoying how a scam fake news article does so much damage but an amazing call refuting the entire article doesn't help the price at all. Long term it's not an issue I just hate it.
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