Shape Memory Medical has secured $10 million in convertible note financing led by August Global Partners, with new investor Taiwania Capital and support from HEAL Venture Lab. The Santa Clara-based company will use the funds for patient follow-up and data collection in its AAA-SHAPE Pivotal Trial, a

Siemens Healthineers has secured a federal award of up to $31.1 million over five years from ARPA-H to develop autonomous, remote endovascular robotics for treating acute ischemic stroke via mechanical thrombectomy, a procedure the company aims to eventually perform with no direct human operator inv

Renata Medical has closed a $25 million Series D funding round to accelerate the global rollout and pipeline development of its paediatric stent technology. The round was led by private equity firm Archimed, with existing investors also participating. The California-based company's flagship product,

Tracking who's buying whom in medical devices, updated monthly. From billion-dollar platform plays to tuck-in acquisitions nobody else is covering, this is where we track the deals shaping the industry. Recent M&A Activity VB Spine completes acquisition of Augmedics' CT-to-fluoroscopy navigation tec

Updated 31 August 2026 Boston Scientific is one of the most acquisitive companies in MedTech, closing multiple tuck-in and billion-dollar deals almost every year across cardiology, electrophysiology, urology, and pain management. This page tracks the moves worth knowing about. We update this tracker

Updated: 31 August 2026 GE HealthCare is one of the largest medical imaging and diagnostics companies in the world, and since spinning off as an independent public company in 2023 it has moved fast, on acquisitions, AI-powered imaging tools, and new partnerships. For anyone tracking the imaging and

Tenon Medical, Inc., a company focused on care for patients with certain sacro-pelvic disorders, has entered into a securities purchase agreement with an institutional investor for a private placement expected to raise approximately $3 million in gross proceeds. The offering, announced by placement

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Avulux, a Florida-based company, has received de novo marketing authorization from the FDA for its precision optical lenses designed to manage light sensitivity associated with migraine, becoming the first product of its kind to receive the designation. The lenses are indicated for patients aged 12

Updated: 31 August 2026 Medtronic is the largest medical device company in the world, and it rarely goes a month without an exciting advancement: a tuck-in acquisition, a new FDA clearance, a leadership change, or a shift in strategy. For anyone hiring into the MedTech space, competing against Medtr

Virtual Incision Corporation has received FDA 510(k) clearance to use its MIRA Surgical System in benign hysterectomy procedures, expanding the platform beyond its original colectomy indication. MIRA, headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, became the world's first miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery

MaxQ Medical, a health-tech company based in Sunnyvale, California, has closed a $31.5 million Series A financing round led by Olympus Innovation Ventures, Atlantic Blue Ventures, and S3 Ventures, with continued participation from existing investor Hillside Capital. The round marks the first spinout