Resonandina Holanda BV

Company profile

Resonandina is a profitable, growing medical equipment leasing company. It makes medical devices such as MRI, CT, and Radiotherapy accessible to everyone worldwide through a full-service and pay-per-use leasing model.

Problem: Hospitals often lack resources or knowledge for capital intensive medical equipment.

Solution: Resonandina developed an innovative all-inclusive pay-per-use medical lease model that makes diagnostics accessible for everyone.

Capital-intensive equipment becomes affordable for hospitals because a small amount has to be paid each month instead of a large lump sum. The key differentiator of Resonandina is the focus on a ‘simple’ and client oriented “B2B” business model based on “Pay-per-Use” lease with a “all-inclusive” package. The service includes project design, investment, installation, training, full maintenance, and extended life cycle (with upgrades, reuse, and recycling). The hospital has all the medical related responsibilities like patient logistics, quality management, liability and (insurance) invoicing.

We ensure that these hospitals can deploy advanced equipment so that diagnostics become accessible and available to all. This results in healthier people and fewer travel movements.

Resonandina started the services in 2015 in Bolivia with a step-by-step expansion to other Latin American countries. Submarkets are: “doctor owned” medium size hospitals, larger professionally managed hospitals, and Public Healthcare Services.

Having a unique concept of “use it, don’t own it” Resonandina is market leader with focus on the “niche” of high-end medical diagnostic imaging. With a strong partner in GE Healthcare. Fundamental is the Recurring Revenue model with long term (8+ YR) contracts. With 15+ units producing, 5+ in installation, and a pipeline (2025) for 25+ projects there is a great potential.

Resonandina aims at 70+ projects with €25 million ARR. The market size is estimated at 100,000 projects per 2030. Resonandina successfully created a recognized market position, defined the service and operational execution, managed to create ARR and profitability, has proven the concept, prepared footprints in the addressable markets and is ready for the leap ahead. In difference with the previous campaign communications, we decided to focus primarily on our ‘home-market’ with a more conservative projection of 70 instead of 500 projects in Latin America and Caribbean and expand in a later stage to other continents.

Developments since the last funding round with Invesdor

You know this company already because of the last funding round? Find out more about what has happened since then.

Company Info 

Products and services

Resonandina helps medical facilities not only equip themselves with necessary high-tech machinery but also supports the effective operation and maintenance of these facilities with essential human resources and infrastructure, all adaptable to the needs of specific situations.

Medical Equipment:
Resonandina provides a wide range of hardware equipment such as MRI, CT, Cath Lab, PET/CT, Gamma Cameras, Linear Accelerators, Cyclotrons, and more.

Container Box Type Buildings:
Additionally, we offer "container box type" buildings for specialized circumstances. These are portable, modular buildings designed to house medical equipment or provide extra space for medical services. These are especially useful in situations where permanent construction is not feasible or where mobility and flexibility are required, such as in remote areas or temporary medical camps.

How does it work?

This model is beneficial because it allows hospitals to offer advanced MRI services without bearing the full financial burden of purchasing the equipment. It also helps maintain operational liquidity and adaptability in financial planning. Moreover, the pay-per-use system with volume discounts incentivizes hospitals to maximize the use of the MRI machine, potentially increasing their operational efficiency and profitability. Resonandina offers a “practical and transparent” financial solution, making the service affordable.

Here's a short overview of machine leasing for an MRI-model with Resonandina:

Business model

Resonandina employs a unique business model centered on leasing medical equipment under an all-inclusive and transparent financial arrangement: from CAPEX to OPEX. Here's an enhanced overview of how their model works:

Financial Model

• Pay-Per-Use System: Hospitals pay Resonandina a set fee for each diagnostic scan performed, such as an MRI. This aligns the hospital's costs, OPEX, directly with their usage, making the service more affordable and scalable.
• Volume Discounts: As the volume of scans increases, the cost per scan decreases. This tiered pricing model provides an incentive for hospitals to use the equipment more frequently, which can increase their service to the community and potentially enhance their revenue.
• Minimum Volume Guarantee: Hospitals agree to a minimum number of scans per month, ensuring a stable and predictable revenue stream for Resonandina and operational efficiency for the hospital.

Revenue and Billing

• Insurance Billing: Hospitals bill the patients or their insurance companies based on local tariffs and insurance schedules. For instance, if a patient is charged $100 per scan, the hospital pays Resonandina $50 per scan for the first 350 scans, and $45 for subsequent scans. This allows hospitals to maintain profitability while covering their costs.
• Revenue Potential: The pricing structure and volume guarantees establish a base annual revenue (ARR) that Resonandina can expect, with potential for higher earnings as scan volumes increase.

Contractual and Client Details

• Long-Term Contracts: The lease agreements typically last between 8 to 15 years, matching the economic lifetime of the equipment.
• Target Market: Resonandina primarily serves medium-sized, doctor-owned hospitals in regions with over 250,000 inhabitants that lack significant diagnostic services. These hospitals often have limited capital for investment, CAPEX, after spending on infrastructure.
• Larger Hospital Strategy: For bigger, professionally managed hospitals, Resonandina's leasing options offer financial flexibility, allowing these hospitals to invest in other areas while keeping their balance sheets clear of heavy equipment assets.

Partnerships and Operational Support

• Third-Party Contracts and OEM Partnerships: Resonandina contracts first-class third parties and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) like GE Healthcare, including distributors such as Global Medical Dominicana and Orimec, as well as companies like JMP Medical and Tekemi. These partnerships are crucial for rigging, shipment, construction, and engineering, ensuring that the equipment is properly installed and maintained.
• Medical Operational Services: Resonandina intermediates in third-party medical operational services, providing radiologic technicians, nurses, and medical reporting staff, usually on a temporary basis in cooperation with partners. This additional support helps hospitals manage increased patient load and complex imaging tasks efficiently.

Operational Strategy

• Network Establishment: Successfully implementing this model requires Resonandina to maintain a strong network of clients and partners, including hospitals like CEDISA, Hospital Arco Iris, and Kenko Saude, among others. This network helps in ensuring the availability and efficient use of leased equipment across different regions.

Market

Resonandina Revolutionizes Hospital Diagnostic Imaging with Medical Lease Solutions in Rapidly Growing Global Market

Resonandina operates in the Hospital Diagnostic Imagining Services environment. In fact, a typical capital-intensive Equipment Sale market where a Medical Lease solution was developed.

The OECD country average for MRI/CT/PET-CT is 48 per one-million inhabitants. In developing markets, the availability is a fraction thereof.

Estimating the market size: ~115,307 scanners are installed worldwide until 2030. With a lifetime cycle of 15 years, roughly 7,500 units are replaced every year. While markets continue to grow – especially in Latin America (>10% / year) – every year roughly 5,000 units are added to the market. Together this leads to a yearly MRI/CT market opportunity of 12,500 units.

Resonandina aims at 500+ 70+ projects with 25 million ARR per 2030. Being 0.1% of the estimated market size of 100,000 projects per 2030.

The principal competitors are the OEMs like Siemens, Philips and GE Healthcare offering sale including traditional financing with local banks. There is no specific competitor with our full blown USP “pay-per-use” service concept without asset backed guarantees by the client.

Since the Resonandina concept, market footprint, and project pipeline has been reached over the years, the entry-barrier is a complex mix for competition.

Resonandina focus on various countries in Latin America and Caribbean is to diminish local risks and create “first mover advantage” in a “slow moving” dispersed and medical specific “niche market”.

Management

Distribution of company shares

QMED BV is a private holding company controlled by founder Floriaan van Bemmelen.

Company structure

You are investing in Resonandina Holanda BV which lends money to its 100% subsidiary in Peru. These subsidiaries own the equipment and are 100% guarantor. The subsidiary has to repay this loan to the holding. Both the holding and the subsidiary can be addressed to repay the Invesdor loan. Besides this subsidiary, the Company has 7+ other subsidiaries.

Developments at Resonandina since the last crowdfunding 

In 2024, we successfully raised €1.5 million Invesdor funding rounds as well as nearly €4,5 million from private investors and a local bank in Dominican Republic.

Here are the key achievements:

1. Installations: We completed installations for 4 projects across several countries: one in St. Lucia, and two in Colombia (funded by Invesdor), one in Ecuador (funded by Invesdor). Three projects in installation Q4-2024:  one in Colombia (funded by Invesdor), one in Grenada and one in Dominican Republic.

2. Revenue: We expected to achieve a projected €4.3 million recurring revenue for 2024 by strategically expanding installations and meeting strong demand for our services, ensuring a steady income stream that strengthens our financial stability and increases long-term returns for our investors. In 2023 the ARR was €2 million  with a additional sale of €2.2 million .This ARR increase was driven by ongoing projects in Brazil, Bolivia, and St Maarten, along with three new projects in the Dominican Republic. In 2024, we anticipate closing a significant sales project that will have a substantial impact on our revenue. This major deal not only boosts our one-time revenue but also opens the door to future recurring income through service and maintenance contracts.

3. Profit: Since becoming profitable in 2021, we saw profit increase in 2023 to reaching €0.55M. This was achieved while continuing to invest substantially in new projects and expansion efforts.

4. Impact: We significantly contributed to SDG3 (Good Health and Well-being) in 2024, augmenting the diagnostic access for an estimated 3.5+ million people with the completed installations underway. and aiming at 5+ million in 2025 when all projects are full blown in production.

5. Expansion: We expanded our footprint by signing contracts and planning future installations. Projects funded by Invesdor set for 2025 include two nuclear medicine projects (PET/CT) in Peru. Furthermore, already 5 additional projects are confirmed for Q1/Q2 – 2025. 

6. Management: We contracted two high-end professionals. Antonio Pimentel as COO and Luis de Valle as CFO giving more strength leading the company. In operations also a project manager joined, given the many installations in process. In the financial part we partner with PwC (Colombia) and the auditor BAAT (The Netherlands) to improve the administrative processes and internal reporting.

Use of funds

The funds will be used to finance a MRI in Peru.

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UPDATE on 06.11.2024: Expanding Access to Diagnostics in Peru

Meet the dedicated team at Clinica Preventiva in Lima, Peru, a facility serving over 500,000 people with quality healthcare. In Peru, there is only 1 MRI per million people, compared to 14 per million in Europe, underscoring the urgent need for improved diagnostic access.

Your investment will help bring a pay-per-use MRI to Clinica Preventiva, making diagnostics more accessible and supporting advancements in healthcare in underserved regions. This project aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal #3, promoting good health and well-being for all.

UPDATE on 30.10.2024: Advancing Diagnostics in the Dominican Republic

Resonandina is pleased to share an inside look at one of its pay-per-use MRI machines in action in the Dominican Republic. This brief video captures the MRI scanning process, highlighting the collaboration between the patient and the medical team to deliver accurate, high-quality diagnostics.

Investor support has a direct impact - by backing this innovative model, you’re helping to expand access to essential medical diagnostics for communities across the Caribbean. This aligns with SDG 3, promoting good health and well-being by making advanced diagnostics accessible to more people.

Investor Q&A
 

1.Where can I find detailed financial information?

You can find detailed financial information on the project page under the "Financial Figures and Growth" section. Additionally, the KIIS document, available under the "Documents" section, provides comprehensive details. The annual statement is linked under section A(d) on page 2. You can also find a summary of the financial figures from 2021 to 2023 in these documents.

2. Are there reasons why Resonandina is not (yet) expanding its business model to Europe?

Resonandina started in Latin America because hospitals in developing countries often lack the opportunity to buy expensive equipment due to various constraints. There are requests from (eastern) Europe, Africa and south-east Asia. Resonandina is preparing legal entities to be able to make a step in those regions in future.

3. Why is Resonandina offering a new investment opportunity when the last funding round was in May?

Each funding round is used for project-based financing, with the funds allocated to purchasing and installing new machines. Due to high demand, we manage this process step by step, raising funds as new orders come in and need to be fulfilled.

4. Resonandina is now raising funds for the 5th time. Can you provide assurance that previous investments have been managed responsibly, and have all interest payments to investors been made on time?

Yes, Resonandina has a strong track record of managing investments responsibly. All interest payments from the previous funding rounds have been made in full and on time, without any delays. This demonstrates our commitment to maintaining investor trust and ensuring reliable returns on investments. We continue to prioritize transparency and financial discipline as we grow.