ONI sales surge in 2003

AuntMinnie.com staff writers

Mar 1, 2004

Extremity MRI scanner developer ONI of Wilmington, MA, reported its 2003 sales as $8.4 million.

The privately-held firm, which is not required to provide full financial results, said that this represents a 10-fold increase from sales of $725,000 in 2001.

By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
March 2, 2004

Related Reading

ONI nets $8.5 million in funding, August 26, 2003

ONI signs on with AmeriNet, July 7, 2003

ONI rolls out OrthOne for dedicated extremity imaging, November 30, 2000

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