Kensey Nash Obtains Assets of Synthes’ Norian for $22M

Kensey Nash announced that it has acquired the assets including the product lines of Synthes’ Norian subsidiary for $22 million in cash, according to a Kensey Nash news release.

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Norian currently manufactures orthobiosurgery products that are exclusively distributed by Synthes. As part of the companies’ long-term supply agreement, Kensey Nash will manufacture Norian products and Synthes will exclusively distribute them. The companies also signed a research and development agreement to create certain related future products.

 

Also, manufacturing of the Norian product will move from a Synthes facility in West Chester, Pa., to a Kensey Nash facility in Exton, Pa., over 18-24 months.

 

 

Read the release report on the acquisition of Synthes subsidiary.

 

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