M&A | Partnerships

The companies' portfolios of cervical and lumbar spinal products are complementary. BRICON is based in Germany and PINA in Switzerland.

Safe Orthopaedics will acquire its contract manufacturing partner to meet growing demand for its implant and instrument kits for spinal surgeries.

ATEC terminated the agreement to acquire EOS imaging after determining the transaction not feasible due to the negative market impacts of COVID-19.

With this agreement, Spineway can deploy its implants in one of the largest markets in spine and accelerate its sales with higher added value.

OrthoPediatrics acquired ApiFix and its minimally invasive deformity correction system, MID-C, for non-fusion treatment of progressive adolescent idiopathic scoliosis.

The AO Foundation and icotec will jointly develop a new spinal stabilization system based on icotec's BlackArmor® Carbon/PEEK composite material.

RTI Surgical announced a definitive agreement to sell their OEM business to Montagu Private Equity LLP for a total of $490 million.

Medicrea announced a preliminary discussion for acquisition by or partnership with U.S. spine players as well as a proposed capital funding increase.

Innovasis entered into an agreement with Pore Matrix to use the company's Porous HA PEEK in interbody devices.

SeaSpine entered into an exclusive development and licensing agreement with restor3d, developer of 3D-printed implants.