Nano X Imaging Ltd. (NASDAQ NNOX) shares began Monday mildly higher. The Israeli-based company, claiming to be a leader in innovative medical imaging technology, announced that its U.S.-based subsidiary, Nanox Impact Inc., has signed a new distribution agreement with Digital X-Ray Imaging Inc., a leading diagnostic imaging provider serving health-care facilities across Arkansas.
“The agreement,” claimed this morning’s news release, “will support the deployment of the Nanox.ARC, an FDA-cleared, multisource digital tomosynthesis system that makes 3D imaging possible in more clinical settings at a lower cost and reduced radiation dose compared to traditional CT.”
Under the terms of the agreement, Digital X-Ray Imaging (DXI) will market, install and support the Nanox.ARC across its regional network of major health systems in Arkansas, including leading hospital networks in the Little Rock area.
Today’s announcement marks the fourth U.S. distribution collaboration entered in 2026 featuring the Nanox.ARC, following Integrity Medical Service, Inc, Elite Surgical Technologies, and Imperial Imaging Technology.
DXI brings more than three decades of experience serving hospitals, orthopedic practices, and outpatient clinics throughout Arkansas. The company maintains a statewide team of factory-trained, certified service engineers, enabling local installation and ongoing support.
NNOX shares started the session up 2.5 cents, or 1.1%, to $2.30.
