Medical Devices Acquisitions in United States

Aptyx announced the acquisition of Medical Murray’s facility in Charlotte, North Carolina, which develops and manufactures catheter-based interventional products and transcatheter implants. The acquired site will be integrated into a newly launched business unit, Aptyx Interventional Systems, expanding Aptyx’s design/development and advanced manufacturing capabilities for OEM life science customers. Medical Murray will continue to operate separately through its two Chicagoland-area facilities.

DuPont de Nemours closed its $313 million acquisition of Donatelle Plastics, a medical device contract manufacturer, on July 28. Donatelle will be integrated into DuPont’s materials science business (“New DuPont”) to expand DuPont’s healthcare and medical device manufacturing capabilities, complementing its prior acquisition of Spectrum Plastics Group.

Platinum Equity has acquired ASP Global, a healthcare-industry partner that develops, sources, and distributes consumable medical products for providers and distributors. ASP Global is headquartered in the Greater Atlanta area and will continue to be led by President and CEO Doug Shaver. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

UFP Technologies, Inc. acquired AJR Enterprises, LLC for $110 million. AJR Enterprises, headquartered in St. Charles, Illinois, develops and manufactures single-use safe patient handling systems, adding cut-and-sew manufacturing services and specialty fabrics expertise to UFP’s patient surfaces portfolio. The acquisition was financed through borrowings under UFP’s amended and restated credit agreement.

HealthpointCapital announced it has acquired a majority stake in SteriCUBE Holdings, Inc., maker of the SteriCUBE Multiple Tray Sterilization (MTS) System for simultaneous sterilization of surgical instrument trays. The patented, FDA-cleared system is positioned as an alternative to disposable “blue wrap,” aiming to improve workflow efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance patient safety. Financial terms were not disclosed, and a new leadership team is being installed at closing.

An affiliate of H.I.G. Capital has completed the acquisition of the Spine division of ZimVie, Inc. The carved-out business will operate independently and has been renamed Highridge Medical, headquartered in Westminster, Colorado.

Young Innovations announced the acquisition of Salvin Dental Specialties, a supplier of regenerative biomaterials, surgical instrumentation, and other products for implant dentistry. Salvin is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, and will continue to be led day-to-day by its existing leadership team, while founder Bob Salvin will serve as an adviser post-transaction. Young Innovations is a portfolio company of private equity firm TJC, L.P.

Nevro Corp. acquired Vyrsa Technologies, a privately held medical technology company focused on minimally invasive sacroiliac (SI) joint fusion devices for chronic SI joint pain. The deal signed and closed on November 30, 2023, with $40 million paid at closing and up to an additional $35 million in cash or stock contingent on development and sales milestones.

Inverness Graham acquired Azer Scientific and will combine it with its existing portfolio company, Electron Microscopy Sciences (EMS). Azer, headquartered in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, supplies laboratory consumables and equipment for clinical, diagnostic, histology, and research applications. The combination is intended to create a scaled life sciences and clinical diagnostics lab supplies and services platform; financial terms were not disclosed.

One Rock Capital Partners completed the sale of Kova International, a developer and manufacturer of in vitro diagnostic products for clinical laboratories, to LGC Group. Kova is headquartered in Garden Grove, California and operates product lines in urinalysis controls and toxicology controls. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Capsa Healthcare, a portfolio company of Levine Leichtman Capital Partners (LLCP), acquired MASS Medical Storage, LLC. MASS Medical designs and manufactures medical storage cabinets and carts, including endoscope drying and storage products used in gastrointestinal labs and other healthcare settings. The deal expands Capsa’s acute-care workflow product offering and represents Capsa’s sixth acquisition under LLCP ownership.

ASP Global announced it has acquired Nashville-based MediCore Medical Supply, a manufacturer and distributor of blood collection products. The deal expands ASP Global’s lab and diagnostic portfolio, adding MediCore’s ReadyLance line of safety lancets and heel devices. MediCore founder and former CEO Josh Pittman will join ASP Global as VP of Business Development.

SunMed entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Avanos Medical, Inc.'s respiratory health business, including the BALLARD, MICROCUFF, and endOclear product lines. The deal adds respiratory consumable products and includes two Avanos manufacturing facilities in Mexico along with related R&D expertise, expanding SunMed’s manufacturing footprint and product portfolio.

Seal Shield acquired CleanSlate UV (Limestone Labs, Inc. dba CleanSlate) in an all-cash asset transaction with undisclosed terms. The deal expands Seal Shield’s UV-C device sanitization portfolio by combining Seal Shield’s healthcare hygiene products with CleanSlate’s patented UV-C technologies.

STRATEC SE signed an agreement to acquire Natech Plastics, Inc., a Ronkonkoma, New York-based designer and manufacturer of smart polymer-based consumables serving medical technology, in-vitro diagnostics, life sciences, and specialty packaging markets. The deal values Natech at USD 30.0 million plus an earn-out through 2025 and is expected to close in July 2023, funded via a newly arranged credit line.

ONCAP agreed to make a significant investment in Biomerics, partnering with founder/CEO Travis Sessions, existing shareholder Wasatch Equity Partners, and the Marino family. As part of the transaction, Biomerics will merge with the medical business of ONCAP IV portfolio company Precision Concepts (Precision Concepts Medical), expanding Biomerics’ scale and capabilities in interventional medical device contract manufacturing.

SpotSee acquired Sensor International’s patented temperature indicator technologies and related intellectual property. The acquired indicator technologies are intended for integration into products and packaging across life sciences, pharmaceuticals, medical devices/diagnostics, and food safety/cold-chain monitoring applications.

Vander-Bend Manufacturing, a portfolio company of Aterian Investment Partners, acquired Omni Components Corporation. Headquartered in Hudson, New Hampshire, Omni manufactures precision consumable medical products and instrumentation components for spinal, cardiovascular, and tendon-related surgeries. The deal is a strategic add-on that expands Vander-Bend’s medical technology manufacturing capabilities and geographic footprint.

Inverness Graham acquired Innovia Medical, a St. Paul, Minnesota-based manufacturer of branded single-use surgical products and sterile processing systems serving ENT, ophthalmic, gynecological, and aesthetic markets. The deal establishes Innovia as a new platform investment for Inverness Graham, with plans to invest in sales/marketing and R&D and pursue complementary add-on acquisitions. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

Brixey & Meyer Capital (BMC) announced a growth capital investment in MasVida Healthcare Solutions, a Fort Worth, Texas-based provider of durable medical equipment rental and facility hygiene products for post-acute care facilities. Josh Robertson will continue as CEO, and Josh and George Robertson will remain owners in the business as BMC supports MasVida’s expansion in Texas and across the United States.

Biocare Medical, a portfolio company of GHO Capital Partners LLP, announced it has acquired Empire Genomics. The deal expands Biocare Medical’s molecular biomarker and probe offerings for cancer research and diagnostics and adds rapid biomarker development capabilities that can be automated on Biocare’s platforms.

DirectMed Parts & Service, LLC (DirectMed) acquired ScanMed LLC, an Omaha, Nebraska-based company specializing in MRI coil design, manufacturing, and repair. The deal adds ScanMed’s OEM-certified MRI coil capabilities to DirectMed’s aftermarket diagnostic imaging parts and service platform; financial terms were not disclosed.

Argosy Healthcare Partners (AHP) completed the recapitalization and merger of Hudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments, forming a combined life sciences tools business focused on automated liquid handling and lab automation instruments. The combined company serves biopharma, pharma, OEM, and academic end markets, with Andrew Witschi named CEO.

WillowWood Global LLC, a prosthetic products designer, manufacturer, and distributor backed by Blue Sea Capital, has acquired MAKstride Prosthetics. Mesa, Arizona-based MAKstride designs and manufactures prosthetic devices and components, and its founder Dr. Monty Moshier will continue to lead the business as Managing Director while supporting WillowWood’s R&D efforts.

Christie Innomed, a Canadian independent healthcare company, announced the acquisition of Comp-Ray, a U.S.-based medical imaging hardware and software solutions provider. The deal marks Christie Innomed’s first expansion into the U.S. market and is intended to broaden the combined companies’ multi-vendor solutions and services offering for medical imaging customers.

ARCH Medical Solutions Corp. acquired M&K Engineering, a precision manufacturing company based in Woburn, Massachusetts. The deal expands ARCH’s vertically integrated precision machining and medical contract manufacturing capabilities, serving medical, aerospace, and defense customers. Following the transaction, M&K will operate as ARCH Medical & Aerospace – Woburn under the ARCH Medical Solutions umbrella.

Korrus, a Los Angeles-based technology company focused on healthy lighting and Human Light Interaction (HLI), announced it has acquired Circadian ZircLight, Inc. Circadian ZircLight develops evidence-based LED circadian lighting products, including proprietary LEDs, controls, and fixtures. Following the acquisition, Circadian ZircLight CEO Dr. Martin Moore-Ede will join Korrus as Chief Medical Advisor.

Heartwood Partners announced the sale of Allentown, a Fund III portfolio company, to a New York-based private equity investment firm. Allentown, headquartered in Allentown, New Jersey, provides vivarium laboratory equipment and related solutions for biomedical and preclinical research customers worldwide.

Varsity Healthcare Partners (VHP) has completed the sale of Probo Medical, LLC to Avista Capital Partners, with transaction terms not disclosed. Under VHP’s ownership since 2018, Probo expanded from a U.S.-focused ultrasound repair and resale business into a global provider of refurbished diagnostic imaging equipment and related services across multiple imaging modalities.

Process Insights, a portfolio company of Union Park Capital, has acquired Guided Wave Inc. from Advanced Holdings Ltd. Guided Wave, headquartered in Rancho Cordova, California, will be integrated into Process Insights’ portfolio of process analytics, monitoring, and control instrumentation brands, expanding its NIR and UV-VIS spectroscopic technology offerings.

Capsa Healthcare, a portfolio company of Levine Leichtman Capital Partners (LLCP), acquired the Humanscale Healthcare division of Humanscale Corporation. Humanscale Healthcare provides point-of-care and ergonomic healthcare workflow solutions, and the acquisition expands Capsa’s portfolio of engineered products for healthcare settings. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Smith & Nephew plc has acquired Engage Surgical, a provider of cementless unicompartmental (partial) knee systems headquartered in Orlando, Florida. The deal value is up to $5 million contingent on sales performance and was financed using existing cash and debt facilities. Smith & Nephew expects the acquisition to support its Robotics and Real Intelligence strategy.

Vonco Products LLC acquired Flex-Pak Packaging Products, Inc. to expand its risk-free turnkey contract manufacturing capabilities across healthcare and consumer markets. Flex-Pak, based in Batavia, Illinois, adds flexible barrier packaging and sterile barrier DuPont Tyvek pouch expertise, enhancing Vonco’s packaging and sterilization-management service offering.

VitalPath, a manufacturer of custom complex catheter solutions, has acquired Modern Catheter Technologies (ModernCath), an advanced catheter delivery systems manufacturer based in Maplewood, Minnesota. The deal expands VitalPath’s manufacturing scale and cleanroom footprint and adds neurovascular and electrophysiology market expertise, including microcatheters and extrusion capabilities.

TPG Capital has agreed to make a majority investment in Confluent Medical Technologies, a materials science and contract development/manufacturing partner to medical device OEMs. Existing investor Ampersand Capital Partners will retain a substantial minority stake in Confluent following the transaction.

Vance Street Capital LLC announced the acquisition of Plastic Design Corporation (PDC), a contract manufacturer of micro-molded plastic components serving MedTech and life science markets. PDC, founded by Mark Kinder and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, will partner with Vance Street to support its next phase of growth; transaction terms were not disclosed.

Ampersand Capital Partners completed the sale of its portfolio company Adaptas Solutions to IMI plc for $271 million in cash. Adaptas provides mission-critical components and subsystems for complex laboratory instruments in life sciences, diagnostics, and lab automation markets and is headquartered in Palmer, Massachusetts.

Battery Ventures has acquired LI-COR Biosciences, a Lincoln, Nebraska-based maker of highly engineered analytical instrumentation systems and related software and reagents. The investment is intended to fuel LI-COR’s growth as demand rises for climate-change/environmental monitoring tools and life-science research instrumentation, with Battery planning to support both organic growth and targeted acquisitions.

Laborie Medical Technologies Corp. acquired Pelvalon, Inc., a privately held medical device company based in Redwood City, California. Pelvalon developed the FDA-cleared Eclipse System, a non-surgical, patient-controlled device for women suffering from fecal incontinence, which Laborie plans to scale and deliver more broadly.

Hilco Vision, a portfolio company of Windjammer Capital Investors, acquired Bruder Healthcare effective September 17, 2021; financial terms were not disclosed. Bruder Healthcare provides therapeutic ophthalmic products (including eye compresses and lid hygiene cleansers) and will continue to be based in Alpharetta, Georgia. The deal represents Hilco Vision’s fourth add-on acquisition since Windjammer Capital acquired Hilco Vision in September 2019.

Midwest Products & Engineering (MPE-INC), a medical device design and contract manufacturing company, announced the acquisition of MindFlow Design, a Southern California medical product design firm. The deal expands MPE’s “Concept to Completion” offering by adding MindFlow’s concept-to-manufacture-ready design and engineering capabilities and strengthening MPE’s design solutions for medical device OEMs.

ARCH Medical Solutions Corp. (an ARCH Global Precision Company) acquired three VfD Technologies companies: Wilsey Tool Company, Isimac Manufacturing Company, and Choice Precision. The acquired businesses provide precision contract manufacturing for the medical device industry and also machine robotic end-effectors for specialty robotics and factory automation. The acquisitions will operate collectively as ARCH Medical Solutions – Lehigh Valley, expanding ARCH’s scale and capabilities.

Auxo Investment Partners has acquired Altus Industries Inc., a Grand Rapids, Michigan-based designer and manufacturer of medical point-of-care workstations and related accessories used across healthcare settings. Spectrum Health Ventures, a major Altus customer, is joining the deal as a strategic partner. The transaction supports the succession plan of Altus co-founders Craig VanderHeide and Eric Kahkonen, with VanderHeide remaining CEO.

RoundTable Healthcare Partners established a new platform company, Healthcare Components Group (HCG), through the acquisitions of American Optics (AO) and Replacement Parts Industries (RPI). AO and RPI supply replacement and new components/parts used to repair and manufacture medical devices and equipment, primarily serving independent service organizations and OEMs. The combined business will be led by American Optics CEO Larry Hicks, while RPI CEO Ira Lapides will continue leading RPI’s day-to-day operations.

Hellman & Friedman (H&F) completed the acquisition of Cardinal Health’s Cordis business for approximately $1 billion, including assumption of certain liabilities and Cardinal Health’s retention of certain working capital accounts. Cardinal Health described the transaction as a divestiture aligned with its portfolio evaluation strategy, while Cordis will operate independently under H&F’s ownership.

Cirtec Medical Corporation has acquired Cardea Catheter Innovations, a vertically integrated manufacturer of minimally invasive catheter devices and complex delivery systems. Cardea will integrate within Cirtec’s NovelCath brand to expand Cirtec’s interventional and structural heart capabilities, and both organizations’ local operations will relocate to a new purpose-built facility in San Jose, California.

Numotion acquired SpinLife.com, a leading online retailer of durable medical equipment (DME) serving aging and disabled populations. The combination expands Numotion’s retail and reimbursed-product offerings while keeping the SpinLife brand in place and bringing SpinLife employees into Numotion.

BioIVT announced it has acquired Valley Biomedical Products & Services, Inc., a producer of serum, plasma, reagents, and an FDA-registered in vitro diagnostic (IVD) medical device manufacturer based in Winchester, Virginia. The transaction expands BioIVT’s capabilities supporting in vitro diagnostics as well as cell and gene therapy workflows, and BioIVT will continue operating Valley Biomedical’s Winchester facility and retain its staff. Financial terms were not disclosed.

DCN Dx completed the acquisition of PortaScience, Inc., a dry chemistry-focused point-of-care diagnostics development company based in Moorestown, New Jersey. The deal includes PortaScience’s PortaCheck animal health management product brand and expands DCN Dx’s diagnostics development services and product portfolio across healthcare, veterinary, and consumer markets.

SFW Capital Partners completed a majority recapitalization of Pion Inc., a provider of analytical instrumentation used in pharmaceutical formulation development and quality control. Longtime owners Mike and Sharon Kelly are reinvesting alongside SFW to retain an ownership interest, and industry veteran Brian Dutko was named CEO as part of the planned leadership transition.

Brookside Capital Partners provided subordinated debt and an equity co-investment to support Branford Castle Partners, LP’s acquisition of Lafayette Instrument Company, LLC. Lafayette Instrument, headquartered in Indiana, develops, manufactures, and distributes polygraph, neuroscience, and human evaluation instruments for law enforcement, government agencies, and research institutions.

Demers Braun Crestline (DBC) announced it has completed the acquisition of Medix Specialty Vehicles, a final-stage ambulance manufacturer headquartered in Elkhart, Indiana, for undisclosed consideration. The deal strengthens DBC’s position as the number two ambulance manufacturer in North America and supports its international growth, with continued backing from financial partners Clearspring Capital Partners and CDPQ.

TEAM Technologies, Inc., a North American healthcare specialty manufacturer backed by Clearlake Capital Group, acquired ViruDefense, Inc., a supplier of domestically produced N95 respirator masks. ViruDefense is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts and supports the PPE supply chain for frontline workers. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Schivo acquired Supreme Screw Products, Inc. (SSP), a Plainview, New York-based supplier of precision machining, laser processing, and assembly services for the medical device market. The deal expands Schivo’s development and manufacturing footprint and adds SSP’s two New York manufacturing facilities to Schivo’s Ireland-based operations, strengthening capabilities in minimally invasive surgery and life sciences.

Hyperice announced the acquisition of RecoverX, a San Diego-based technology company specializing in intelligent thermal technologies. The deal adds RecoverX’s engineering team and IP portfolio—including electronic contrast therapy—to accelerate Hyperice’s thermal technology capabilities and its HyperSmart connected ecosystem.

Granite Creek Capital Partners, L.L.C. announced an investment in Life Spine, Inc., a medical device company focused on spinal implant solutions. The investment, made from Granite Creek’s FlexCap II fund, represents Life Spine’s latest institutional capital raise and is intended to support the company’s growth initiatives, including expansion of its Micro-Invasive platforms.

SPT Labtech announced the acquisition of Apricot Designs Inc., a manufacturer of multichannel micro-volume pipettors and sample preparation devices headquartered in Covina, California. The deal expands SPT Labtech’s liquid handling technology portfolio and strengthens its global footprint through Apricot Designs’ hubs in California and Asia.

Inverness Graham Investments acquired Electron Microscopy Sciences (EMS), a manufacturer and distributor of lab consumables and equipment for microscopy and broader research markets. EMS is headquartered in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, and will serve as Inverness Graham’s first investment in a broader life sciences manufacturing and distribution platform. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

Audax Private Equity and Linden Capital Partners announced the acquisition of StatLab Medical Products, a manufacturer and distributor of consumables, reagents, and equipment used by anatomic pathology, molecular diagnostics, and other laboratories. StatLab is headquartered in McKinney, Texas, and the investors plan to support the company’s continued growth, including through strategic acquisitions.

Mirion Technologies, Inc. has acquired Sun Nuclear Corporation, a provider of radiation oncology quality assurance and patient safety solutions for diagnostic imaging and radiation therapy centers. Sun Nuclear is headquartered in Melbourne, Florida and will join Mirion’s portfolio as part of its strategic expansion in medical and adjacent radiation safety markets.

Arcline Investment Management acquired a controlling stake in Engineering by Design (EBD) from founders Dale and Judy Henson. EBD becomes the fifth acquisition in Arcline's medical-oriented manufacturing equipment platform, which includes Glebar, Everite Machine Products, SYNEO, and Cath-Tip.

Rhythmlink International, LLC acquired Chalgren Enterprises, a California-based medical device manufacturer, to expand Rhythmlink’s portfolio of products for brain and nervous system monitoring. Chalgren, known for manufacturing neurodiagnostic electrodes (including EMG electrodes), is expected to benefit from Rhythmlink’s manufacturing and sales best practices following the deal completed on December 11, 2020.

Vander-Bend Manufacturing, Inc., a portfolio company of Aterian Investment Partners, acquired Swiss Precision Machining, Inc. (SPM). Headquartered in Wheeling, Illinois, SPM manufactures high-precision consumable instrument components and accessories used in robotic surgery and other high-technology end markets. The deal represents Vander-Bend’s third medical technology add-on acquisition in the last two years.

Adaptas Solutions, LLC acquired Cadence Fluidics to broaden its product family of fluidic modules serving OEM life science instrument manufacturers. Following the transaction, Cadence Fluidics’ manufacturing will transition to Adaptas Solutions’ ISO-certified campus in Palmer, Massachusetts. Adaptas Solutions is a portfolio company of Ampersand Capital Partners; financial terms were not disclosed.

Motion Dynamics LLC, a portfolio company of Vance Street Capital, acquired ViaMed Holdings LLC. ViaMed manufactures custom micro-precision components and subassemblies for medical device OEMs and contract manufacturers. The deal is Motion Dynamics’ first strategic add-on acquisition; financial terms were not disclosed.

Ampersand Capital Partners completed a majority recapitalization of American Laboratory Products Company, Ltd. (ALPCO), a Salem, New Hampshire-based in vitro diagnostics company. The investment will support ALPCO’s global growth plans, including expanding its diagnostics test kit portfolio, broadening geographic reach, and funding internal R&D and production operations. Existing shareholders Richard and Jan Conley will remain shareholders, and Sean Conley will continue as CEO.

Windjammer Capital Investors’ portfolio company Hilco Vision acquired ophthalmic supplies company Suppleyes, effective June 1, 2020. Suppleyes, headquartered in Madison, Mississippi, will be integrated into Hilco’s ophthalmic supplies subsidiary, Eye Care and Cure, expanding Hilco’s distribution and product offering to eye care professionals. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Safeguard Medical, a global provider of life-saving products and services for first responders, has acquired Water-Jel Technologies. Headquartered in Carlstadt, New Jersey, Water-Jel is a leader in emergency burn care products, and the deal expands Safeguard Medical’s product portfolio, kitting capabilities, and training programs. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Viant, a global services provider and outsourced manufacturer for the medical device industry, has acquired Meraqi Medical. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, Meraqi expands Viant’s front-end design and development capabilities in interventional technologies and bioelectronics and strengthens Viant’s minimally invasive surgical device platform, including adding a West Coast design and development hub.

Advantage Medical Cables (AMC), backed by HealthEdge Investment Partners, completed the acquisitions of American Biosurgical Inc. and Vital Connections, Inc. to expand its patient monitoring cable and accessory offerings for hospitals and OEM monitoring companies. Following the transactions, AMC elevated and rebranded the organization under the LifeSync name.

Advancing Eyecare, a U.S. distributor of ophthalmic instruments and high-tech equipment, announced it has acquired Ophthalmic Instruments, Inc. (OII), a leading West Coast distributor of ophthalmic instruments. The deal strengthens Advancing Eyecare’s presence on the West Coast and expands its national footprint; Advancing Eyecare is a portfolio company formed by Atlantic Street Capital in partnership with Lombart Instrument and Marco Ophthalmic.

Cortec Group, through a group led by its affiliate Cortec Group Fund VI, L.P., partnered with management to recapitalize Aspen Medical Products, LLC on June 10, 2019. Aspen Medical Products, headquartered in Irvine, California, designs, develops, manufactures and markets spinal orthopedic bracing products. Financial terms were not disclosed.

HealthpointCapital acquired a controlling (majority) stake in CrossRoads Extremity Systems, an orthopedic extremities company focused on foot and ankle fixation implants and instrumentation. CrossRoads’ co-founders and management team will continue to lead the business, and the firm committed additional equity capital to support organic growth and future bolt-on acquisitions.

Gen Cap America sold Alpha Technics, Inc. to TE Connectivity; financial terms were not disclosed. Alpha Technics designs and manufactures precision temperature measurement solutions and sensor products used by medical technology, diagnostic, life sciences, and industrial customers.

Resonetics, a Sverica-backed contract manufacturer serving the life sciences industry, has acquired Caribou Technologies. Caribou, headquartered in Blaine, Minnesota, supplies precision manufacturing services (including centerless grinding, forming, coiling, machining and laser processing) for the medical device industry, expanding Resonetics’ capabilities in key growth markets such as neurovascular and structural heart.

OraSure Technologies, Inc. entered into definitive agreements to acquire CoreBiome and Novosanis, with closings expected within the following week. CoreBiome expands OraSure’s microbiome capabilities with end-to-end laboratory services including sample processing, sequencing, and bioinformatics, while Novosanis adds the Colli-Pee first-void urine collection device to broaden OraSure’s non-invasive molecular sample collection portfolio.

Cirtec Medical, LLC, a portfolio company of Century Park Capital Partners, acquired Stellar Technologies, Inc. Stellar, headquartered in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, provides precision machining, component manufacturing, and assembly services for medical devices. The acquisition expands Cirtec’s manufacturing capabilities and broadens its outsourced services offering for Class III medical devices, particularly in neuromodulation.

Torque Medical Holdings, LLC, founded by New York-based private equity firm Torque Capital Group, announced it has acquired J-Pac/Doyen Medipharm. J-Pac/Doyen Medipharm provides contract manufacturing of advanced medical products and precision high-volume production equipment serving medical device, pharmaceutical, and biopharmaceutical customers worldwide.

Whitestone Corporation has acquired Humanicare International, Inc. to create a leading provider of products for the adult incontinence care market; financial terms were not disclosed. The combined company will design, manufacture, and distribute disposable continence care products and expand Whitestone’s presence in the home healthcare segment leveraging Humanicare’s Dignity brand.