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The Medec range of products includes the Medec Biograph, a high technology diagnostic system. It has many applications in early diagnosis and prevention of disease, in energy monitoring and therapy control. The Medec Bioresonance System stimulates the complete organism inductively and regulates acupuncture points and meridians. It is designed for private use at home, but it is also increasingly used and supported by doctors, medical institutions and high profile professional athletes.
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  • In January 2008 the ATOS – MEDEC merger was finalized and the company was renamed as ATOS Wellness Ltd (ASX Code: ATW). On 27th February 2008, Mr Siva Ananda Rajah S/O Retnam (Ananda Rajah) has been appointed as an Executive Director and as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ATOS Wellness Ltd (ATW). The interim CEO, Mr Bernard Wee, of ATW has accepted the position of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of ATW. The operational head office of ATW is in Singapore in consideration of more than 75% of the group’s revenue, staff and management being Singapore based.

    Ananda’s first contact with Medec was in 2003. He met the CEO and founder of Medec, Mr Josef Plattner, at an exhibition in Singapore and immediately recognized the huge potential of the Medec Bioresonance System (BRS). He purchased 20 units of the BRS to trial them with his clients in his wellness centres. The results were encouraging as more than 75% of the clients were satisfied with the complimentary benefits the use of this product gave them.

    Recognizing a global market for the BRS Ananda decided to sell 51% of his Body Contours company to Medec in July 2006 ( 75% of his consideration was in Medec shares at AUD 0.30 c). To halt further erosion of the share price, Medec took the decision to divest its non core manufacturing facility Athlegen in Ballarat Australia.

    Atos group of companies agreed to merge with Medec Ltd in mid 2007 getting shareholder approval at the AGM in November. Ananda displayed his confidence by accepting a full script offer (@ 12c per share) as consideration for the transaction. Ananda’s vision was to duplicate the successful Singapore business model into Australia, Germany, Malaysia and India where Atos today has a foothold.