Financing risk
The company does not yet generate operating cash flow and depends on external capital.
- Scope
- Ongoing R&D and study funding
- Materiality
- high
Scandinavian Real Heart AB is a Swedish medical technology company developing the Realheart® TAH, a total artificial heart intended to replace the native heart in patients with severe heart failure. The company is based in Västerås, Sweden, and its work spans device development, preclinical testing, intellectual property protection, and regulatory preparation.
| % | |
|---|---|
| Total artificial heart systems | 70% Implantable cardiac replacement systems designed to support or replace the failing heart. |
| External control units | 15% Wearable control hardware used to operate and monitor the heart system. |
| Preclinical development services | 10% Testing, validation, and study work supporting device advancement toward clinical use. |
| Intellectual property and licensing-related assets | 5% Patents and related technology rights that protect the platform and future commercialization. |
The company’s direct customers are not commercial buyers today; its near-term counterparties are hospitals, clinical...
They collaborate on acute and chronic implantation studies to generate safety and performance evidence.
They review the device, testing data, and clinical pathway before human use.
They would evaluate and purchase the system for advanced heart failure treatment once approved.
They are the eventual beneficiaries of the device, though not direct purchasers.
The company is headquartered in Västerås, Sweden, and its current development work is centered in Sweden, including...
The company’s near-term strategy is to complete preclinical work on the controller and heart pump, then use the...
The device must demonstrate safety, handling, and physiologic stability before clinical studies can begin.
Parallel engagement with EU and US regulators shortens the path to first-in-human use.
Patent protection supports future commercialization and reduces competitive imitation risk.
Long development cycles require ongoing capital to fund testing and regulatory work.
The business depends on successful completion of demanding preclinical and regulatory milestones, and delays in testing...
The company does not yet generate operating cash flow and depends on external capital.
The company must complete hemolysis, endurance, and implantation studies before human trials.
EU and US pathways can require additional evidence, redesign, or longer review cycles.
The device must prove surgical usability, physiologic stability, and durability in testing.
Protection must be broad enough to defend future commercialization in multiple markets.
: 11/08/2026