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What if you'd bought Pro Medicus in 2015?

A tiny Melbourne medical-imaging software house, barely above a dollar, that almost no Australian investor had heard of. Its Visage 7 platform was just beginning to win US hospital contracts — the quiet before one of the ASX's great re-ratings.

$100 on 2015-01-01, worth today

A$15,607

As of 2026-06-12, $100 of Pro Medicus bought at 2015's open (A$1.05) is worth A$15,607156×.

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How much would $100 of Pro Medicus bought in 2015 be worth today?

You'd have put inYou'd have nowMultiple
A$100A$15,607156×
A$1,000A$156,072156×
A$10,000A$1.6M156×

Lump sum on the year's first trading day, total return (dividends reinvested, splits adjusted), valued at the latest close. Past performance isn't a promise — it's a taunt.

What did Pro Medicus do in 2015?

Opened

A$1.05

2015-01-01

Peaked

A$3.59

2015-11-10

Bottomed

A$1.05

2015-01-01

Closed

A$3.18

2015-12-30

Levels are dividend-adjusted, so historical figures look lower than the headline price of the day — that's the total-return lens, and it's the honest one.

Would steady buying have beaten going all in?

A$59,800 deployed as $100 a week from 2015-01-01, under four temperaments — same money, different nerves.

All in on day oneA$9.3M
Steady weekly buysA$1.1M
Sold dips, rebought ralliesA$852,194
Traded it perfectlyA$5.1M

“Traded it perfectly” requires knowing the future. Nobody knew the future.

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$1,000 at 2015's open, each valued at the latest close. Hindsight remains undefeated.

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