We have just published the latest edition of MedDevNews, our quarterly review of capital markets activity and trends in the medical device sector. Q3 showed a continued decrease in the number of OEM transactions, while a few larger transactions brought up the overall transaction value. Enovis was particularly active in M&A, making or announcing four other acquisitions so far this year. Read the full Q3 newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/d7hU2G8R #medicaldevices #medtech #capitalmarkets
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In preparation for the holidays and trying to acquire as many presents as possible, I wrote about The Rules of Acquisition for medical device companies. Medical Devices acquisitions are difficult and can lead to compliance issues. This article contains a list of useful Rules of Acquisition a company can take to ensure the acquisition is successful.
The Rules of Acquisition — Medical Device How
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I read the post below from Joe Mullings about the increased M&A activity in med device and how the large strategic players are going to add companies to their portfolios. I completely agree with his take, many people in our med device community are going to have their professional experience impacted by M&A in 2024. Here are some thoughts on how to manage yourself and lead teams in this time of uncertainty. I have been part of companies that so desperately wanted to be bought they basically burned the boats in anticipation of a transaction. I also lead a team that focused on not being bought. “Beat the number every quarter and our valuation will be so high no one will buy us” was one of our mantras. It worked pretty well from my perspective. Interesting enough, the same exact approach to leadership works in both circumstances. M&A, and all the rumors that go with it, is an enormous consumer of organizational energy and can be a disastrous distraction to a company. Hyper focus from a leadership team is the best antidote to keep your organization performing. A great litmus test to measure organizational focus is to determine when people start thinking about their own self interest and stop concentrating on the health and success of the business. If you spend your time thinking about your job security, how much money you might make or what your next promotion might be, you are doing yourself and your team a disservice. I was with an organization that was purchased by a large strategic player and nearly every day the sales force would call each other and spend time speculating, time that should have been spent on what’s important, driving the business forward and spending time with your loved ones. Self-interest is the killer of organizational productivity. If you are leading a team, managing your own territory or any part of a corporate team, your job is to focus on what you can do today to move the business forward. It is a natural desire to be in the know, to have access to meetings or information that are interesting and outside the normal doldrums of our everyday responsibilities and to indulge in speculation, both positive and negative. It not sexy or overly appealing to focus on your job or your team instead of thinking about what might happen, but it’s a bedrock of great leadership and a world class team. You may have read some of my posts about “A” Players and how they act and think. Top performers know how to focus, focus, focus on what is important now. They control the controllable and don’t spend time worrying about things they cannot influence. Two final thoughts. Performing well in times of uncertainty will distinguish you and present career opportunities you haven’t imagined. Finally, people crave security in times of change. BE A GREAT LEADER. Exercise high communication, consistency in tone and demeanor, continual encouragement and relentless focus on the objective. People will notice.
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Johnson & Johnson is not playing around. Abiomed Shockwave Medical Laminar, Inc. Go big or go home. Strategics have their war room scenarios when it comes to acquisitions and responding to competitors acquisitions. Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Edwards Lifesciences......? This latest potential acquisition will trigger activity for Venture, Private Equity, Public Markets, and M&A. 2024 heating up as forecasted.
Johnson & Johnson to buy Shockwave Medical for $12.5 bln
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Boston Scientific acquiring Silk Road Medical for $1.26B is big news. Why this matters for medtech innovators: 1. Capital returns: Successful exits like this enable medtech investors to realize returns. 2. Investment in innovation: With returns, there is stakeholder capital to reinvest in promising innovations, fueling the next wave of Medtech. 3. M&A Signaling: Positive signals from large strategics generate enthusiasm for future funding rounds and exits. 4. Capital supply chain activity: The entire capital supply chain is stimulated, promoting a healthy funding environment. The beautiful capital lifecycle rolls on. We love to see it.
Boston Scientific is acquiring Silk Road Medical, Inc. for $27.50 per share, totaling approximately $1.26 billion. Silk Road's devices are used for the minimally invasive transcarotid artery revascularization (TCAR) procedure. J.P. Morgan analyst Robbie Marcus considers the deal affordable for Boston Scientific and significant for growth in its peripheral interventions business. Positive sign for unique upcoming technology in this space, specifically with InspireMD. #acquisitions #medicaldevice
Silk Road Medical Announces Definitive Agreement to be Acquired by Boston Scientific - Silk Road Medical, Inc.
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Check the latest divestment news from the industry for my followers ⤵️ 📣 Integra to buy J&J's Acclarent for $275M | MedTech Dive 📰 🎙️Integra said the purchase, which includes a portfolio of balloon dilation products for the sinuses and eustachian tube, would make it a market leader in ENT procedures. 🤔 It goes to show it's not always the top 🔟 globals 🌐 swallowing the smaller players sometimes the big guys need to take stock 📉 and carve off portfolios to keep at the head of their game 🔺 and "bargains" 💰 to be had for the next tier on the hunt for a solid M&A deal to strengthen their offering 💪. #latestnews #medicaldevice #healthcare #medtech #Acclarent #Integra #entsurgery #M&A #divestment
Integra to buy J&J’s Acclarent for $275M
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#Medtronic PLC (NYSE:MDT) shares moved higher in early trade on Tuesday as the medical devices company raised its fiscal 2024 sales and profit guidance. For the full year ending in April 2024, it expects organic revenue growth of 4.75% over fiscal 2023, up from its prior guidance of 4.5%. Adjusted earnings per share are expected to be in the range of $5.13 to $5.19, compared to prior guidance of $5.08 to $5.16. Both figures were higher than Wall Street expectations of year-over-year revenue growth of 2.9% to $32.13 billion and EPS of $5.12. The company’s 2Q fiscal 2024 results also topped expectations, with revenue rising 5.3% to $8 million, above the expected $7.91 billion. Adjusted EPS of $1.25 topped estimates of $1.18. The company benefitted from increased demand for its devices as surgery numbers rise, with it reporting a 7% year-over-year jump in its Medical Surgical segment for 2Q. More at #Proactive #ProactiveInvestors #NYSE #MDT http://ow.ly/FJGy1052Xvo
Medtronic delivers beat and raise for 2Q, sending shares higher
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MedTech Mergers & Acquisitions are expected to see a big uptick in 2024 and 2025. Are Johnson & Johnson potentially looking to add to their big-ticket acquisitions in the #Cardiovascular space? This comes off the back of their $16B Abiomed aquisition in late 2022, potentially bolstering their presence in this high value market segment. I'm sure there's lots more exciting changes coming in the coming couple of years. Watch this space. https://lnkd.in/exniAkyz
J&J in talks to buy Shockwave Medical: WSJ
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Check the latest divestment news from the industry for my followers ⤵️ 📣 Integra to buy J&J's Acclarent for $275M | MedTech Dive 📰 🎙️Integra said the purchase, which includes a portfolio of balloon dilation products for the sinuses and eustachian tube, would make it a market leader in ENT procedures. 🤔 It goes to show it's not always the top 🔟 globals 🌐 swallowing the smaller players sometimes the big guys need to take stock 📉 and carve off portfolios to keep at the head of their game 🔺 and "bargains" 💰 to be had for the next tier on the hunt for a solid M&A deal to strengthen their offering 💪. #latestnews #medicaldevice #healthcare #medtech #Acclarent #Integra #entsurgery #M&A #divestment
Integra to buy J&J’s Acclarent for $275M
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📈🤝𝐇𝐔𝐆𝐄 𝐀𝐜𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐂𝐌𝐎 𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐲🤝📈 CMO ROW here with some HUGE acquisition news coming from the Med Device CMO space this week, from both a key PE company and a large publicly traded player! 🌟 Nordson MEDICAL (a part of Nordson Corporation) have acquired Atrion Medical Products, Inc., Halkey-Roberts Corporation & Quest Medical, Inc. in a deal worth nearly $800M! This will allow them to add: Halkey Roberts’ infusion fluid delivery components, Atrion Medical’s OEM interventional inflation devices for balloon catheterization, stent deployment, and fluid delivery, and Quest Medical’s myocardial protection devices. Stephen Lovass (EVP Nordson Medical & Fluid Solutions) says, "Atrion’s highly talented organization, as well as its three FDA-registered design and manufacturing facilities, will be important additions to Nordson Medical. We look forward to being able to offer our medical customers a more comprehensive offering of solutions” 🌟 GTCR LLC acquire Surmodics, Inc. for $627M GTCR who already invest in Resonetics and Biocoat in the space, have further their coating interests through the acquisition of Surmodics! Surmodics (HQ'd in Eden Prairie, MN) cover both Medical Device Coatings (mainly vascular) along with IVD. Sean Cunningham (Managing Director & Head of Healthcare at GTCR) says, "With its longstanding, blue chip customer relationships and a rich history of developing medical technologies that deliver enhanced performance and improved clinical outcomes, Surmodics is well-positioned for attractive, long-term growth and value creation" 🤝 Best of luck to all involved for the year ahead and I hope all acquisitions run smoothly! ❓Did I miss anything? - let me know in the comments❓ If you're looking to hire CMO-experienced talent, please reach out as it would be good to learn more on your plans and where I could assist! 📞 +44 775-455-8706 / +1 929-294-7260 📩 rowan.porter@medical-cm.com #medicaldevices #medicaldevicemanufacturing #cmo #contractmanufacturing #acquisition #growth
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Johnson & Johnson look to have their sights set on another major acquisition in Shockwave Medical. WSJ cited people familiar with the matter. They said the acquisition talks, if successful, could result in a finalized deal in the coming weeks. Another suitor could also seek a merger with Santa Clara, California–based Shockwave. Founded in 2009, Shockwave Medical has intravascular lithotripsy technology that uses sonic pressure waves to treat people with calcified arterial plaque. 2023 saw them bring in $489.7 million in revenue and their shares are trading 10 times higher than they were when the company initially went public in 2019. This isn’t the first time that Shockwave has been the subject of reports of a potential acquisition. Media reports last year mentioned Johnson & Johnson, Medtronic and Boston Scientific as potential suitors. #vidanews #medtech #medicaldevices #acquisition #cardiovascular
Shockwave Medical is reportedly a J&J acquisition target
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Edwards Lifesciences is on a growth trajectory, investing $1.2 billion to acquire two innovative cardiac device companies. This strategic move expands their structural heart portfolio and addresses critical areas in cardiac care. The acquisitions include JenaValve Technology, which is pioneering a treatment for aortic regurgitation, and Endotronix, which offers an implantable pulmonary artery pressure sensor for heart failure. This announcement comes as Edwards reported a slowdown in their core TAVR business for Q2, which has affected their share prices. Despite this, the company remains optimistic about the future. They believe these new investments will drive long-term growth and enhance their presence in niche markets of aortic disease and heart failure treatment. Moreover, Edwards’ TMTT (transcatheter mitral and tricuspid therapies) segment has shown remarkable growth, with a 75% increase in sales year-over-year. This progress highlights their ability to innovate and adapt in a rapidly evolving medical landscape. These acquisitions are a testament to Edwards’ commitment to advancing healthcare solutions and addressing unmet needs in cardiac care. https://lnkd.in/dzXu8XVv #CardiacInnovation #MedTech #HealthcareLeadership
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