Medtech Insight’s just-published ranking of the leading global medtechs based on revenues reported for fiscal 2021 reveals a picture of an industry overwhelmingly in growth, despite – or in some cases because of – the persistent effects of the pandemic.
Medtech Insight's Medtech 100 ranking of companies based on revenues reported for 2021 shows a largely stable and growing industry, in which almost three quarters of manufacturers exceeded a billion dollars in sales.
The ranking is published on Medtech Insight’s portal under the Data tab – Company Rankings 2023.
A scale-up strategy is the missing link in the UK devices industry, claims business research organization CPI. Own brand and contract medical manufacturer and packaging company Pennine Healthcare, and longstanding medical device CDMO Renfrew Group International, give their take on the environment for manufacturers and the opportunities for strengthening the industry base.
Global medtechs had a big enough challenge with COVID-19 and its aftermath before the full-scale regional conflict in Ukraine added more uncertainty to the question of when market normality would return.
With many medtechs restructuring for core growth in the post-pandemic era, Abbott relied on organic growth in 2022 to move to the top of the global medtech ranking. The strength of the US dollar was not kind to companies reporting in local currencies on converting revenues to dollars.
Compliance with greenhouse gas reduction targets is not optional for medtech businesses who, besides the bigger picture, have their own sustainability to think of. Environmental demands, the evolution of care models, new delivery technologies and AI tools are influencing how medtechs must approach innovation. In the EU, the MDR is also having an effect on innovation strategies.
Devices granted De Novo marketing authorization by the US FDA. Data derived from FDA.gov Updated weekly.
PMA supplements approved by US FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health. Data derived from FDA.gov. Updated weekly.
Mergers and acquisitions in the medical device, diagnostics and digital health sectors. Data derived from Citeline’s Meddevicetracker.
