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Contract details

Synektik SA announced on October 16, that it had signed an agreement with St. John Paul II Kraków Specialist Hospital to supply and maintain a da Vinci surgical system, according to a disclosure filed by the company's management board (Milionowy kontrakt Synektik na system chirurgii robotycznej). The contract, awarded through a public procurement process, is valued at 16,138,798.89 PLN net (Milionowy kontrakt Synektik na system chirurgii robotycznej).

Financial impact

Revenue from fulfilling the order will affect Synektik's financial results for the fiscal year that began on October 1, 2026, the company stated (Milionowy kontrakt Synektik na system chirurgii robotycznej). The timing suggests the installation and commissioning work will take place over the coming months.

About da Vinci systems

The da Vinci platform represents one of the most widely adopted robotic surgery technologies globally, enabling minimally invasive procedures across multiple specialties including urology, gynecology, and general surgery. The systems allow surgeons to operate through small incisions using robotic arms controlled from a console, typically resulting in shorter hospital stays and faster patient recovery compared to traditional open surgery.

Market context

Synektik operates as a distributor of advanced medical equipment in Poland, focusing on surgical robotics and imaging technologies. The Kraków hospital contract adds to the growing installed base of robotic surgery systems in Polish healthcare facilities, reflecting broader investment in modern surgical capabilities across Central European markets. St. John Paul II Hospital serves as a major regional medical center providing specialized care in southern Poland.

Źródła

• Milionowy kontrakt Synektik na system chirurgii robotycznej