In these companies, you always have to wait for the earnings report for the truth to be revealed. Unless there’s a warning before that. It would be nice to have real-time information on how things are going. Now, if you sell or buy, you have to speculate on what the result will be. Personally, in light of the information available so far, I’m not doing anything. I’m waiting for that information to become available. Of course, it’s annoying if there’s a huge positive surprise and I haven’t bought more. Of course, it’s also annoying if the result is a disappointment and I didn’t sell. Stock investing is a hobby of eternal annoyance. If I happened to buy and that huge positive surprise comes, it’s annoying that I didn’t buy more…
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The business was similar when the stock traded at 3 euros, so it might even be smart to lighten up?
Always operating at a loss and very small revenue.
The company is at the root of such a big healthcare megatrend (e.g., treatment of depression) and the scalable market is global, so there are no limits – current trade reporting is quite okay for now, at least for some investor-savers. If this were a US company, then… Well, next year then.
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Brainlab’s and Sinaptica’s transactions are not itemized and are aimed to be reported. This means there might be hidden equipment sales. At this stage, one just has to consider what kind of transactions and to which destinations are not wanted to be announced? What falls under trade secrets, and is there really a possibility that if Brainlab or Sinaptica wants to keep a transaction hidden, it will remain hidden? What was the difference between announced and realized transactions last year?
For example, Brainlab’s 4 million guaranteed revenue means 13 devices annually (correct me if I’m wrong). I think it’s worth noting that Brainlab expects to sell more devices than that in the future. The story remains the same and has not changed.
As for this year, and especially the end of the year, I’m a bit disappointed. The ketchup bottle effect has not yet been achieved this year in my estimates. Sinaptica’s final deal and its announcement could bring some Christmas cheer here too.
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Just earlier, the CEO stated very clearly that “We continue to report the hardware volumes delivered to all our customers (thus including hardware delivered to Brainlab) four times a year, i.e., in the Q1 and Q3 business updates and the H1 and H2 earnings reports.”.
So the delivery volumes will be revealed in the interim reports; in my opinion, it’s quite pointless to speculate otherwise unless the company itself provides more information in the meantime.
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Tomorrow is a good day to announce the final Sinaptica deal. 
In the letter of intent, it was stated that the intention is to sign the definitive agreement by the end of the year.
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