The article discusses the issues of increasing the financial stability and competitiveness of import substitution projects in the medical industry using the example of a domestic high-field magnetic resonance imaging device developed by Rosatom Corporation. An analysis of the state of the Russian magnetic resonance imaging market has been carried out, and key problems related to high dependence on imports and a shortage of modern equipment have been identified. Based on a comprehensive comparison of the technical and economic characteristics of domestic developments with leading foreign analogues, an integral indicator of competitiveness has been calculated. The Monte Carlo method was used to assess the investment risks and effectiveness of the project, which made it possible to quantify the likelihood of achieving positive financial results. The data obtained indicate the high sustainability and attractiveness of the project for investors, as well as confirm its potential for import substitution and increasing the technological sovereignty of the country.

medical industry, technological sovereignty, magnetic resonance imaging, integral indicator of competitiveness, financial stability, Monte Carlo method.