Here are five points:
1. LDR will combine its experience in spinal implant design with Poly-Shape’s additive manufacturing methods.
2. Under the agreement, LDR will have a seat on the Poly-Shape board of directors.
3. With projects underway, the companies plan to launch a new product in mid-2017.
4. The agreement included additional investment by ALIAD, a venture capital affiliate of Air Liquide.
5. The two companies signed the agreement in the fourth quarter of 2015. Financial details were not disclosed.
“Poly-Shape has developed a reputation for its novel manufacturing techniques and for the production of parts that meet the rigorous quality and functional standards of its clients…” said Christophe Lavigne, president and CEO, LDR.
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