S&N’s $2.3 Bil. Centerpulse Merger Adds Largest European Orthopedic Player
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The acquisition of Centerpulse for $2.3 bil. will allow Smith & Nephew to leapfrog Johnson & Johnson/DePuy and Stryker to become the largest manufacturer of orthopedic implants outside the U.S
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