Median Technologies selected for support under the French government’s ETIncelles program.

Press release – For immediate release – 5:45 pm CET

Median Technologies selected for support under the French government’s ETIncelles program.

• Median Technologies is among the first 50 companies to be chosen to join the French government’s ETIncelles program.
• The ETIncelles program aims to transform 500 French high growth potential SMEs into market leading Intermediate-Sized Enterprises (ETI), by 2027.
• The official launch of ETIncelles by the French President took place on November 21 at the Elysée Palace.

Median Technologies (ALMDT) is proud to have been chosen to join the ETIncelles scheme, an initiative created by the President of the French Republic, which aims to help 500 high growth potential SMEs (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises) in their transition to becoming an ETI (Intermediate-Sized Enterprise), by 2027. The ETIncelles program helps SMEs identify obstacles to their growth, especially administrative aspects, with the aim of better overcoming them and acting as a catalyst for their development and conversion into an intermediate-sized enterprise.

For the official launch of the ETIncelles program by President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday November 21, Fredrik Brag, CEO and founder of Median Technologies, was invited to the Palais de l’Elysée along with representatives of the other companies chosen, for a presentation of the main lines and stages in the implementation of the ETIncelles program.

In January 2023, Median Technologies joined the first experimental class of the ETIncelles scheme including 50 companies, a class joined in September 2023 by a second wave of 50 companies. The 100 companies currently supported by ETIncelles are located all over France and represent the wealth of all French industrial sectors.

“We are very proud to have been chosen to join the first class of the ETIncelles program. The growth trajectory Median Technologies has been pursuing since 2019 is based on the very high degree of innovation we bring to the field of new drug development in oncology with our iCRO/Imaging Lab offering, as well as in patient care with our eyonis™[1] suite of AI-based medical device software. We are delighted to have the backing of the French government through ETIncelles. We believe the scheme will support our growth ambitions at national level, based in particular on the introduction of a national lung cancer screening program in France. As a reminder, organized lung cancer screening is already in place in the United States, China, Japan, and several European countries, in line with the European Commission’s recommendations for its gradual roll-out across Europe”, Fredrik Brag, CEO and Founder of Median Technologies, said.

[1] Formerly known as iBiopsy®