MedTech Industry Dynamics
MedTech Industry Dynamics
Banner Capital has formed Seaway Group and entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Seaway Plastics Engineering, MME Group, and Wright Engineered Plastics, with medical device industry veteran Ron Labrum set to serve as Executive Chairman upon closing.
Read MoreLabsphere has acquired Photon Gear, an Ontario, New York-based designer and builder of ultra-high-precision custom optical systems and lens assemblies, broadening its ability to deliver integrated optical solutions for medical devices, analytical instrumentation, semiconductor, aerospace and defense, and OEM applications.
Read MoreCommand Medical Products has acquired Injection Moulding & Tooling Services (IMATS), a Costa Rica-based provider of injection molding and tooling services, extending its capabilities across the medical device manufacturing value chain and establishing a third manufacturing site in Costa Rica.
Read MoreDutch MedTech company Choice has partnered with MeKo to develop and manufacture highly miniaturized components for a novel micro-mechanical contraceptive implant designed for placement inside the fallopian tube, demonstrating how advanced manufacturing expertise can translate complex concepts into scalable medical devices.
Read MorePrecera Medical has acquired Additive Metal Services, a Michigan-based provider of metal injection molding and sinter-based additive manufacturing, expanding its ability to support medical device customers with complex precision components from prototyping through automated production.
Read MoreTalica has acquired Hard Anodize, a Minneapolis-area provider of precision aluminum anodizing and surface treatment services, enhancing its specialized surface science technologies for medical device, aerospace, and defense applications.
Read MoreTeleflex Medical OEM has launched as INGENYX, an independent company following its acquisition by Montagu and Kohlberg, with a focus on expanding engineering capabilities and accelerating innovation for medical device manufacturers worldwide.
Read MoreKKR has agreed to acquire Integer Holdings Corporation in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $5.7 billion, with Integer stockholders receiving $127 per share, while the company also reported second quarter sales of $464 million.
Read MoreQuasar Medical has acquired the Medres Nitinol Design and Development Center in San Diego, adding advanced Nitinol design, development, and manufacturing capabilities to its global CDMO platform for minimally invasive medical devices.
Read MoreTE Connectivity has introduced a new automated 3D printing process for catheter shaft manufacturing that replaces a higher-cost manual assembly process, enabling faster design iteration and potentially reducing product costs for medical device manufacturers.
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