Michael Barbella, Managing Editor01.14.22
Acquisitions garnered the most website views for the second full week of 2022, as ODT's digital visitors tracked down news of Paragon 28's deal for Disior and Arlington Capital's purchase of Millstone Medical Outsourcing.
Paragon 28's $18 million bid for Disior Oy, a 3D analytics pre-operative planning software company based in Finland, is expected to accelerate internal research programs within Paragon 28. Disior also will become an integral component to SMART 28, Paragon 28's platform of enabling technologies for pre-operative planning, intra-operative support, and post-operative evaluation. Moreover, Disior is highly complementary to the assets of Additive Orthopaedics, which Paragon 28 bought last May. "Disior advances our previously communicated growth strategy to target unique technologies and will immediately accelerate our internal research and development efforts, plus provide surgeons unique pre-operative planning capabilities," Paragon 28 Chairman and CEO Albert DaCosta noted in a news release. Disior's software combined with our product portfolio further differentiates us from the competition."
News of the Paragon 28-Disior deal occurred just 24 hours after Arlington Capital tapped its $1.7 billion fund to purchase Millstone Medical Outsourcing, a Fall River, Mass.-based comprehensive solutions provider of quality-critical services to the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. Millstone's post-manufacturing services include sterile packaging, advanced inspection, validatiion engineering, and cleanroom services. The company also offers specialized distribution, cold chain logistics, and inventory and returns management.
M&A wasn't the only popular topic this past week, however. Website viewers also were fascinated by Orchid Orthopedic Solutions' two new hires, and DePuy Synthes' quest to achieve knee restoration rather than replacement.
1. Paragon 28 Acquires Disior, a Pre-Op Planning Software Firm
2. Orchid Orthopedic Solutions Appoints New COO and CFO
3. DePuy Synthes Strives for Knee Restoration
4. Arlington Capital Buys Millstone Medical Outsourcing
5. Cartilage Repair Market Set to Reach $2B by 2030
Paragon 28's $18 million bid for Disior Oy, a 3D analytics pre-operative planning software company based in Finland, is expected to accelerate internal research programs within Paragon 28. Disior also will become an integral component to SMART 28, Paragon 28's platform of enabling technologies for pre-operative planning, intra-operative support, and post-operative evaluation. Moreover, Disior is highly complementary to the assets of Additive Orthopaedics, which Paragon 28 bought last May. "Disior advances our previously communicated growth strategy to target unique technologies and will immediately accelerate our internal research and development efforts, plus provide surgeons unique pre-operative planning capabilities," Paragon 28 Chairman and CEO Albert DaCosta noted in a news release. Disior's software combined with our product portfolio further differentiates us from the competition."
News of the Paragon 28-Disior deal occurred just 24 hours after Arlington Capital tapped its $1.7 billion fund to purchase Millstone Medical Outsourcing, a Fall River, Mass.-based comprehensive solutions provider of quality-critical services to the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. Millstone's post-manufacturing services include sterile packaging, advanced inspection, validatiion engineering, and cleanroom services. The company also offers specialized distribution, cold chain logistics, and inventory and returns management.
M&A wasn't the only popular topic this past week, however. Website viewers also were fascinated by Orchid Orthopedic Solutions' two new hires, and DePuy Synthes' quest to achieve knee restoration rather than replacement.
1. Paragon 28 Acquires Disior, a Pre-Op Planning Software Firm
2. Orchid Orthopedic Solutions Appoints New COO and CFO
3. DePuy Synthes Strives for Knee Restoration
4. Arlington Capital Buys Millstone Medical Outsourcing
5. Cartilage Repair Market Set to Reach $2B by 2030