Top Diagnostic Imaging Companies

Modern healthcare is being transformed by advanced diagnostic approaches with artificial intelligence and 3D-4D imaging, thereby allowing rapid detection and accurate treatment planning of diseases. The market is also burgeoning due to the aging population, increasing chronic diseases, and greater awareness of the ill effect of delayed diagnosis. As appropriate funding builds up on health care, digital companies partner up in ingenious ways to foster novel schemes for care delivery. The diagnostic imaging sector is changing the landscape of delivering data-driven, personalized health care internationally, as imaging technology becomes smarter and more interconnected. This page outlines key drivers and trends in the global diagnostic imaging market.

Industry Overview

According to SkyQuest Technology “Diagnostic Imaging Market By Portability (Stationary Devices and Portable Devices) By Application (X-Ray Imaging Systems, MRI Systems, Ultrasound Systems, CT Scanners, and Nuclear Imaging Systems), By End User, By Product Type, By Region - Industry Forecast 2025-2032,” it expects the magnetic resonance imaging product category to grow fastest in the upcoming years. There has been heightened demand for high-resolution, radiation-free imaging in cases of neurological, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular disorders.

Top 10 Global Diagnostic Imaging Companies

1. GE Healthcare

GE HealthCare holds about 30% of this developing market in the USA and around 18% of the total. According to the business launched in December 2024, it had unveiled its "Effortless Recon DL" deep-learning reconstruction package for CT/MR imaging. For this reason, imaging stands to gain clarity and speed in scanning. The announcement back in March 2025 about collaborating with NVIDIA on the development of autonomous X-ray and ultrasound devices affirms GE's commitment to an AI-integrated imaging automation approach.

2. Siemens Healthineers

For 2024, the largest revenue-generating unit in Siemens Healthineers was its Imaging-Division, which contributed more than 55% to the overall revenues of the company. During the event AOCR 2025 in Chennai in January 2025, the company displayed innovative electromagnetic resonance imaging solutions like helium-free MAGNETOM Flow 1.5T MRI, SOMATOM Pro.Pulse CT, as well as AI-powered ultrasound systems, thus proving that it paves the way for innovations. Siemens also paid €200 million in August 2024 to acquire a part of Novartis radiopharmaceutical company for its PET imaging capabilities.

3. Philips Healthcare

Philips is constantly innovating in its efforts to create concepts like portable ultrasound systems, spectrum CT helium-free MRI and AI powered diagnostic imaging. BlueSeal MR magnet technology was discussed at AOCR 2025, where Philips also introduced the AI-enabled CT 5300. In November 2024, Philips showcased cloud-based radiology processes and AI-powered imaging at RSNA 24. Indeed, using these technologies, physicians can run their practices more effectively and make the correct diagnosis at the first time.

4. Canon Medical Systems Corporation

Canon Medical devices focuses on high-definition, reduced CT, MRI, PET-CT, and ultrasound equipment under the mantra "Made for Life." The company has been expanding into diagnostics and healthcare IT and acquired Minaris Medical in 2023 to better fold together its imaging and in-vitro diagnostics. These efforts, aimed at reducing scan time and radiation exposure, help hospitals identify diseases at an earlier stage, make operations more efficient, and simplify lives for patients.

5. Hologic, Inc.

Hologic is focused on the women's health diagnostics market for breast imaging. They have mammography, breast-CT, and ultrasound equipment powered by AI. As the health practitioners can now easily detect several conditions much earlier and offer better treatments, its focus on imaging for certain conditions like breast cancer has ensured that a lot of patients receive quality diagnosis and treatment. These new ideas complement the increased presence of the diagnostic imaging marketplace and increased clinical specialization of more modalities.

6. Agfa-Gevaert N.V.

Agfa-Gevaert offers a one-stop shop for hospitals and imaging centers for integrated digital radiography systems and diagnostic imaging equipment along with healthcare IT (PACS). Indeed, the entire platform strategy involves imaging equipment, software, and data processing for efficiency in operationality and straightforward management of images. Its advantage includes a strong focus on the data management and workflow layer after capturing, which goes on to benefit the whole diagnostic imaging ecosystem.

7. Carestream Health, Inc.

Primarily focused on digital radiography (DR) and fluoroscopy systems, Carestream targets mid to large hospitals and hospitals in emerging markets. Such flexible and reasonably priced imaging solutions enable easy analog-to-digital conversions with an additional boost in imaging capabilities in places that are resource constrained. The more people have access to imaging technologies, the broader the market will develop.

8. Samsung Medison Co., Ltd.

Samsung Medison keeps diagnostic imaging cost-effective and portable with its imaging and ultrasound devices. The company's portable CT and ultrasound devices cater to the needs of ICU and remote areas, following the trend of decentralization. The company also continues to push the trend of distributed diagnostic imaging while further penetrating ambulatory care and rural hospitals.

9. FujiFilm Holdings Corporation

FUJIFILM has been recognized as a growing force in the diagnostic imaging industry with its high-end digital radiography, CT, MR, and AI-based imaging software. The company launched its new FDR Cross hybrid X-ray system in March 2025. This further improves clinical precision by combining dual energy imaging with portability. The healthcare segment contributes over 60% of FUJIFILM's overall revenue and shares images and automates hospital and diagnostic facility processes across the world to improve access to medical imaging and increase diagnosis accuracy.

 10. Hitachi, Inc.

Hitachi manufactures MRI, CT, and ultrasound systems with easy-to-use features for a harried hospital setting that even patients can enjoy. Such systems are utilized in diagnostic imaging. In February 2025, Hitachi Healthcare announced the launch of ECHELON Smart Plus, a next-generation MRI machine. This system is equipped with the most recent technologies of AI-assisted motion correction and noise reduction. Open MRI and compact systems for community hospitals are the primary imaging offerings from the company.

Other Leading Global Diagnostic Imaging Companies

• Bracco Imaging S.p.A.
• Mindray Medical International Limited
• Esaote S.p.A.
• Shimadzu Corporation
• Neusoft Medical Systems Co., Ltd.
• Planmed Oy
• Analogic Corporation
• Carestream Dental LLC
• Hitachi Medical Systems Europe
• PerkinElmer, Inc.

Conclusion

Considering the continuous development of AI, 3D/4D imaging, and digital health applications, the diagnostic imaging market is experiencing rapid changes. As more people are being diagnosed with chronic diseases, the population is aging, and people are becoming aware of the value of early detection; hence, the demand for better imaging systems is also increasing. The healthcare sector is getting far cheaper and much more accessible with worldwide alliances formed between tech companies, equipment manufacturers, and health care institutions. While the development of healthcare infrastructure in developing economies continues, with imaging shifting toward precision, automation, and cloud-based workflow, the market will expand further, and diagnostic accuracy will improve; health care will become more personalized and data-infused.