Market Cap 170.94M
Revenue (ttm) 10.68M
Net Income (ttm) -27.82M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -260.49%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.11
Volume 58,700
Avg Vol 132,366
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 30.12M
Stochastic %K 88%
Beta 0.66
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $12.31

Company Profile

Profound Medical Corp., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a commercial-stage medical device company that develops and markets incision-free therapeutic systems for the image guided ablation of diseased tissue in Canada, Germany, the United States, and Finland. The company's lead product TULSA-PRO system combines magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), robotically driven transurethral sweeping action/thermal ultrasound and closed-loop temperature feedback control to ablate whole gland or phys...

Industry: Medical Devices
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 647 476 1350
Fax: 647 847 3739
Address:
2400 Skymark Avenue, Unit 6, Mississauga, Canada
NVDAMillionaire
NVDAMillionaire Sep. 29 at 3:52 PM
$PROF Outstanding article that hits the mark on PROF's current state. So if you want to refresh your PROF insights or learn about PROF from scratch, this is a must read. https://beyondspx.com/quote/PROF/analysis/profound-medical-s-precision-ablation-ignites-mainstream-prostate-care-expansion-nasdaq-prof
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StockScanners
StockScanners Sep. 25 at 1:26 AM
$PROF reached 5.56
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StockScanners
StockScanners Sep. 24 at 1:37 AM
$PROF keep watch if this holds above 4.85
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FinancialScience
FinancialScience Sep. 23 at 11:57 PM
$PROF https://texasprostate.com/sumbul-shaikh/
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DSWN
DSWN Sep. 23 at 11:03 PM
$PROF On a technical side , five year trend channel resistance at $9.10. Then Fibo at 11.91 Let’s just say, I hope we blow through that 
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QES
QES Sep. 23 at 1:24 PM
$PROF The program is notable for several reasons: It specifically enables Medicare-covered patients to receive the TULSA procedure for both prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) Same-day, minimally invasive treatment with no overnight hospital stay, no procedural blood loss, and a significantly lower risk of side effects like incontinence or erectile dysfunction compared to traditional surgery It demonstrates a novel business model where a private urology practice collaborates with a hospital to deliver this advanced treatment, creating a template that could be replicated nationwide to improve access to state-of-the-art prostate care for Medicare patients.
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RFL2
RFL2 Sep. 22 at 10:31 PM
$PROF anyone have an idea about why the incredibly high volume today? Didn't help the stock but maybe it put in the bottom
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johntarlick
johntarlick Sep. 21 at 1:28 PM
$PROF well i was curious if any of the insiders had bought on the recent dip, as they had done on the similar dip back in the spring. Turns out 3 of the 4 did so again this time, but one did not and that one was, unexpectedly, the CCO. The guy who is under the gun to deliver the goods, right here, right now. And who has strongly asserted he's got dozens of virtually complete sales that will finalize before 2026. One good quarterly report, which will also be the first ever good quarterly report, ought to blow the lid off the stock price and that dip was a golden buying opportunity.
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Bigskies
Bigskies Sep. 20 at 6:53 PM
$PROF This is the time for management to step up and grow the business. I trust that they are getting the equipment installed and promoting its use. Nothing holding them back.
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johntarlick
johntarlick Sep. 12 at 2:02 PM
$PROF hmmm not sure what just happened this week, another lurch. I hesitate to table this, and it's usually just background noise, but the reviews over on glassdoor have recently taken a similar lurch. Sour grapes is one thing, but there is a theme that shows consistently through on almost every single review, and that is, it's great technology. Everyone that has worked on it, has understood it and has liked it.
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NVDAMillionaire
NVDAMillionaire Sep. 29 at 3:52 PM
$PROF Outstanding article that hits the mark on PROF's current state. So if you want to refresh your PROF insights or learn about PROF from scratch, this is a must read. https://beyondspx.com/quote/PROF/analysis/profound-medical-s-precision-ablation-ignites-mainstream-prostate-care-expansion-nasdaq-prof
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StockScanners
StockScanners Sep. 25 at 1:26 AM
$PROF reached 5.56
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StockScanners
StockScanners Sep. 24 at 1:37 AM
$PROF keep watch if this holds above 4.85
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FinancialScience
FinancialScience Sep. 23 at 11:57 PM
$PROF https://texasprostate.com/sumbul-shaikh/
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DSWN
DSWN Sep. 23 at 11:03 PM
$PROF On a technical side , five year trend channel resistance at $9.10. Then Fibo at 11.91 Let’s just say, I hope we blow through that 
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QES
QES Sep. 23 at 1:24 PM
$PROF The program is notable for several reasons: It specifically enables Medicare-covered patients to receive the TULSA procedure for both prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) Same-day, minimally invasive treatment with no overnight hospital stay, no procedural blood loss, and a significantly lower risk of side effects like incontinence or erectile dysfunction compared to traditional surgery It demonstrates a novel business model where a private urology practice collaborates with a hospital to deliver this advanced treatment, creating a template that could be replicated nationwide to improve access to state-of-the-art prostate care for Medicare patients.
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RFL2
RFL2 Sep. 22 at 10:31 PM
$PROF anyone have an idea about why the incredibly high volume today? Didn't help the stock but maybe it put in the bottom
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johntarlick
johntarlick Sep. 21 at 1:28 PM
$PROF well i was curious if any of the insiders had bought on the recent dip, as they had done on the similar dip back in the spring. Turns out 3 of the 4 did so again this time, but one did not and that one was, unexpectedly, the CCO. The guy who is under the gun to deliver the goods, right here, right now. And who has strongly asserted he's got dozens of virtually complete sales that will finalize before 2026. One good quarterly report, which will also be the first ever good quarterly report, ought to blow the lid off the stock price and that dip was a golden buying opportunity.
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Bigskies
Bigskies Sep. 20 at 6:53 PM
$PROF This is the time for management to step up and grow the business. I trust that they are getting the equipment installed and promoting its use. Nothing holding them back.
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johntarlick
johntarlick Sep. 12 at 2:02 PM
$PROF hmmm not sure what just happened this week, another lurch. I hesitate to table this, and it's usually just background noise, but the reviews over on glassdoor have recently taken a similar lurch. Sour grapes is one thing, but there is a theme that shows consistently through on almost every single review, and that is, it's great technology. Everyone that has worked on it, has understood it and has liked it.
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RFL2
RFL2 Aug. 24 at 8:15 PM
$PROF the real drawback they don't talk about is a catheter for about a week. Am I wrong?
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SmartMoneyTradez
SmartMoneyTradez Aug. 19 at 2:26 AM
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johntarlick
johntarlick Aug. 17 at 1:10 PM
$PROF I'm inclined to give the benefit of the doubt on the pipeline. After all, management has been asked about the new installs 'pipeline' on just about every call for some years now, and has NEVER agreed to say what it was. In sharp contrast to that, the pipeline was here delivered as a veritable cold open. So I can't imagine those numbers aren't to some extent true. What really concerned me, is that the recurring revenue was up only 7% quarter over quarter. Aside from any issues on the pipeline, there are 60 installed sites and those sites need to be growing their business by more than 7% per year. What happened? None of the analysts asked.
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mlanthoo
mlanthoo Aug. 16 at 3:28 PM
$PROF it seems this management team overpromises and underdelivers on an ongoing basis . time for new direction as current management isn't getting the job done . always an excuse .
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Basic_Trader01
Basic_Trader01 Aug. 15 at 5:07 PM
$PROF the end is near, need for leadership change.
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johntarlick
johntarlick Aug. 8 at 12:29 PM
wow PCRT just imploded. i hadn't been following it closely and I had thought to move to pursue cancer clearance was generally correct. But apparently the stock price was run up out of all proportion to that opportunity, and that combined with c-suite churnover resulted in a meltdown. normally i wouldn't jump to conclusions, but I do think this opens the door for $PROF to pick up some new investors/attention.
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BioTuesdays
BioTuesdays Jul. 29 at 9:40 PM
Cook Medical’s launch of new iMRI division may help pave the way for wider and faster adoption of innovative procedures, like Profound’s TULSA $PROF https://biotuesdays.com/2025/07/29/cook-medicals-launch-of-new-imri-division-may-help-pave-the-way-for-wider-and-faster-adoption-of-innovative-procedures-like-profounds-tulsa/
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BioTuesdays
BioTuesdays Jul. 16 at 7:58 PM
Lake Street Capital Markets senior research analyst, Ben Haynor, issued a research note today on Profound Medical, reiterating his ‘buy’ rating and $11 target price on the company’s stock $PROF https://biotuesdays.com/2025/07/16/lake-street-sees-cmss-proposed-2026-tulsa-reimbursement-as-favorable/
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dndodd
dndodd Jul. 14 at 11:44 AM
$PROF as a follow up to a friend I introduced to Tulsa. He chose Tulsa over DaVinci (which was scheduled). He is very happy with end result no surgery and his prostate is shrunk or gone. The only complications was he had to have a catheter a little longer than expected as they totally did away with the prostrate. He traveled 500 miles to go the Tulsa route. We have a great medical community in Birmingham, Al but someone needs to be the first to buy a Tulsa as I am sure it would be a success.
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johntarlick
johntarlick Jul. 13 at 12:06 PM
$PROF a strange business. Over on glassdoor, it's being said a round of layoffs in the sales team took effect on July 1. Not sure what to make of this. By my tally, the 2020-2024 sales team had never numbered more than about 20. But, since the new CCO came on board last fall, it had been publicly stated that he'd be getting a sales team of no less than 40. That hadn't seemed realistic to me, but i did at least appreciate the intent of going all in on driving sales and building revenue. Now it seems like that's being walked back a little.
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johntarlick
johntarlick Jul. 4 at 2:15 AM
another Canadian medtech with some parallels to $PROF (Synaptive) has just emerged from bankruptcy, with some new investment and an unknown future. Much like $PROF, they pioneered a new surgical tool with image-guidance. Like TulsaPro, the Synaptive exoscope was technically best in class. Like $PROF, Synaptive struggled to place many systems. Like $PROF, Synaptive was small and somewhat under-funded compared to the competition. To be clear, Synaptive made a certain mistake that $PROF has not made. Perhaps two. But still, Synaptive was loaded to the gills with talent. It had seemed just a few years ago that their future was bright.
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johntarlick
johntarlick Jun. 25 at 11:33 AM
not super new, but i only just caught it. the original founder of $PROF recently co-founded a boutique concierge prostate clinic to offer tulsaPRO in Texas. Interestingly, that clinic also offers HIFU. If the founder of $PROF thinks HIFU is still a viable choice, it nicely informs the comparative long term prospects for these two related technologies.
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