The multinational has struck a deal to sell its Galway design and manufacturing hub to Quasar Medical. Its Roscommon site is untouched by the deal.
The National Standards Authority of Ireland was suspended from certifying in-vitro diagnostic devices for three months, all the while the agency faces an “overhaul” by the Government.
The National Standards Authority of Ireland suspended certifying certain types of medical devices. Meanwhile, the government is planning an overhaul of the agency.
Cork founder David Sloane started Cambrean while doing his Leaving Cert. He has now sold the start-up to Nucleus, a New York-based genomics company backed by Peter Thiel.
A High Court judge has refused Paddy Digan’s application for summary judgment against the founder of now-defunct Pharmapod over a contentious loan. The dispute sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the company's demise.
John Power's Aerogen is transitioning to the world of biopharmaceutics. The Galway entrepreneur talks about securing backing from the Gates Foundation, and the prospect of raising more funds later this year.
The start-up, formed just this year, is building a device for treating internal bleeding and tumours and Elkstone and Atlantic Bridge have now backed it.
The Dublin-based company makes glue for closing wounds and has been acquired as part of a broader €180 million deal.
The Galway medtech start-up is preparing trials for its device for diabetics in the US and is planning a funding round in the coming months.
The Waterford medtech company has brought on a new investor in US firm Five Arrows and is eyeing a major R&D and manufacturing expansion stateside.
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