Stryker Buys Extremities Device Company Memometal Technologies for $162M

Stryker acquired French extremities device company Memometal Technologies for $162 million, according to a company news release.

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The company will pay $150 million in a cash transaction and $12 million in additional payments. Memometal manufactures and develops products for extremity indications based on proprietary methods for preparing and manufacturing a shape memory metal alloy. The company’s 2010 sales equaled approximately $30 million.

Through the acquisition, Stryker will improve its presence in the extremities market.

Read the release on Stryker’s acquisition.

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