(MPO) – 2019’s passing marks two years without the type of annual blockbuster deal the medical device industry had become accustomed to. That’s not to say M&A activity was quiet—a number of the world’s largest medtech makers spent billions last year to boost their portfolios. […]
(Evaluate) – Thanks to Thermo Fisher Scientific and Invitae, two groups brave enough to push ahead with multibillion-dollar acquisitions during a pandemic, the total value of medical device M&A announced in the first half of 2020 nudged over $15bn. […]
(MedCity News) – German medical technology company Brainlab acquired Level Ex, a startup that creates games for physicians. Level Ex’s games allow physicians and surgeons to practice their skills in different scenarios, ranging from pulmonology to interventional cardiology. […]
(Daily Memphian) – Medical device maker Stryker has extended its tender offer to buy shares of Wright Medical to June 30. Stryker announced the extension on Monday, April 27, after Wright Medical shareholders voted conditional approval of the sale Friday, April 24. […]
(S&P Global) – As the early days of robotic surgery give way to more precise control and better patient outcomes, early pioneers like Intuitive Surgical are seeing increased pressure from large companies like Johnson & Johnson and Medtronic, which have made major M&A investments to crack into the market in recent years. […]
(MedCity News) – Don’t mistake Stryker’s latest $500 million deal in the spine market as a simple tuck-in acquisition, says one analyst while another says it could help Stryker give Medtronic a run for its money. […]
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