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Artrya (ASX:AYA), a cardiac AI company, has become a high-conviction holding for several fund managers. In July 2026, Wilson Asset Management said it really likes Artrya, which is building a diagnostic platform that analyses plaque in coronary arteries using AI to assist clinicians. Regal named Artrya the standout surprise in its portfolio, tackling heart disease, the world's biggest killer, while Paradice said Artrya has been an exceptional contributor, trimming into strength. Pengana reported a 34% fall in July after a 23% rise the prior month. Artrya operates in the Healthcare sector within the Health Care Technology industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 25 comments from 6 fund managers, including Wilson, Regal, Paradice and Pengana. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in West Perth, Artrya develops Salix, an AI platform for coronary artery disease detection, plaque analysis and risk assessment from CT scans, with FDA clearances and US hospital contracts.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Pengana Capital Group, SG Hiscock & Company, Wilson Asset Management, Paradice Investment Management, Regal Funds Management and First Samuel have invested in ARTRYA Ltd (ASX:AYA).
Managers highlight Artrya's AI coronary plaque analysis platform, FDA clearances, US hospital adoption and a large addressable market in cardiac diagnostics, according to Wilson, Regal and Paradice.
Pengana notes extreme volatility, including a 34% fall in July, and Paradice trimmed after strong gains, suggesting valuation risk.
Artrya Limited (AYA) develops and commercialises a patented artificial intelligence platform for coronary artery disease. The company focuses on AI-powered detection, diagnosis, and support for addressing coronary artery disease, providing technology for investors reviewing company and fund manager commentary.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.