Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Buyer mix
Strategic-led
5 strategic · 2 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
1 tracked deal announced in 2026.
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Illustrative buyers pulled from tracked transactions on this page. This table is capped and intentionally non-exhaustive.
| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agilent Technologies | 1 | Global provider of analytical instruments, software, and ... | Strategic |
| Arlington Capital Partners | 1 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on healthcare, ... | PE |
| ERT | 1 | Global clinical endpoints data and technology company pro... | Strategic |
| JLL Partners | 1 | Middle‑market private equity firm focused on healthcare, ... | PE |
| Novanta Inc. | 1 | Technology supplier serving medical and industrial OEMs, ... | Strategic |
| Tri-Tech Forensics, Inc. | 1 | Developer and supplier of emergency medical supplies, tac... | Strategic |
| Vascular Technology, Incorporated | 1 | Medical device company specializing in intraoperative Dop... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Novanta Inc. entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Riverpoint Medical from Arlington Capital Partners for $1.2 billion upfront cash plus a $250 million milestone payment in Q1 2027, for total value up to $1.45 billion. The deal is expected to close in Q3 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals and closing conditions.
JLL Partners has acquired Parks Medical Electronics and merged the business with Vascular Technology to create a vascular diagnostics and robotics-focused medical device platform. The combination brings Parks Medical's Doppler ultrasound product line together with Vascular Technology's intraoperative systems to expand the combined company's product portfolio and clinical reach across hospital, clinic, operating room, and veterinary markets.
Tri-Tech Forensics, Inc. has acquired SAM Medical, a Portland-area developer and manufacturer of trauma care devices such as the SAM Splint and tourniquets. The deal expands Tri-Tech's emergency medical product portfolio and continues SAM Medical's product development under its existing leadership team and founders acting as brand ambassadors.
Agilent Technologies has acquired e-MSion, the early-stage company behind the ExD cell electron capture dissociation (ECD) technology for benchtop mass spectrometers. The purchase brings e-MSion's ExD cell and associated tools into Agilent's life-sciences instrument portfolio to expand biopharma characterization capabilities and make ECD accessible to a broader set of labs.
ERT, a global clinical endpoints data and technology company, has acquired APDM Wearable Technologies, a provider of medical-grade wearable sensors and digital biomarkers. The deal integrates APDM's Opal sensors and analytics with ERT's eCOA and clinical data platforms to expand objective endpoint measurement in movement disorder and CNS trials; financial terms were not disclosed.
Arlington Capital Partners completed a majority growth investment in Riverpoint Medical, a Portland-based developer and manufacturer of advanced biomedical textile medical devices. The investment will support Riverpoint's plans to expand manufacturing capacity, accelerate product development across wound closure, sports medicine and animal health markets, and scale the business with existing management retaining material ownership.
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Recurring acquirers include Tri-Tech Forensics, Inc., Salt Creek Capital, JLL Partners, Agilent Technologies, ERT, Arlington Capital Partners, and Vascular Technology, Incorporated.
Themes include trauma and emergency care devices, vascular diagnostics and intraoperative systems, contract manufacturing/packaging for medical OEMs, wearable sensors and digital biomarkers, and life-sciences instrument technology for biopharma characterization.
Yes. ERT’s acquisition of APDM Wearable Technologies integrates wearable sensors and analytics with ERT’s clinical endpoints and data platforms for objective endpoint measurement in trials.
Both appear. For example, JLL Partners acquired Parks Medical Electronics and merged it with Vascular Technology, Incorporated, while other deals are framed as acquisitions that expand a buyer’s product or technology portfolio.