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Zomedica Announces Historic Acquisition of Leading Veterinary Tech Firm and Secures FDA Approval for AI-Powered Device

Ann Arbor, MI – In a groundbreaking move, Zomedica Corp. (NYSE American: ZOM) has announced the acquisition of VetTech Innovations, the global leader in advanced veterinary robotics and diagnostics, in a $750 million deal. This historic acquisition positions Zomedica as the dominant force in the $50 billion global veterinary market.

FDA Approves Revolutionary VetBot 360
In tandem with the acquisition, Zomedica revealed it has secured FDA approval for its VetBot 360, the world’s first AI-powered robotic assistant designed to perform minimally invasive surgeries and complex diagnostics for pets. This cutting-edge device is expected to revolutionize veterinary practices by drastically reducing procedure times, improving outcomes, and cutting costs.

The VetBot 360 is equipped with machine learning capabilities that allow it to adapt to different surgical procedures and diagnostic needs, a game-changer for veterinarians and pet owners alike. Initial trials in partnership with Banfield Pet Hospitals showed that VetBot 360 reduced surgery times by 40% and improved recovery rates by 30%.

Strategic Partnerships with Global Chains
Zomedica also announced exclusive multi-year partnerships with Petco and Chewy, integrating VetBot services with their networks and opening a direct-to-consumer diagnostics service. This will allow pet owners to access at-home testing kits, analyzed using Zomedica’s proprietary AI algorithms.

Financial Growth Outlook
The company projects annual revenue to exceed $1 billion by 2027, a dramatic increase from its current revenue levels. CEO Larry Heaton stated, “This acquisition and the launch of VetBot 360 mark a new era for Zomedica. We’re not just innovating—we’re defining the future of veterinary medicine.”

Just bought 300k shares

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Larry and His Team just flat out arrogant as they and only Day know what’s best for the company despite the company been forecasting down low for the last several years.

It was a recorded Call from A to Z

Still No to the Reverse split.

Dear fellow shareholders,

I hope this message finds you well. As a dedicated long-term investor in our company for nearly three years, I share your commitment to its success and growth. Our collective journey has been one of resilience and shared belief in the company’s potential.

Currently, there’s a proposal for an aggressive reverse split on the table. I urge you to join me in voting against this proposition. While I understand the need for strategic decisions, I believe that this particular move might not be in the best interest of our long-standing investment.

Our faith in the company is built on its inherent potential, and together, we can voice our concerns to ensure a more thoughtful approach to navigating the challenges we face. Your vote carries weight, and it’s crucial in shaping the future direction of our investment.

Let’s stand united in protecting the value we’ve worked hard to build. Vote “No” to the aggressive reverse split and let our voices resonate for the continued success of our company.

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I don’t know why people Bash others/companies and all they care about how much money they’re making last time I check no one is Jesus Christ looking to save the planet