SSL pays $32.5 million for US woundcare company
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
SSL International, the UK-based company formed after the merger of Seton Scholl Healthcare and London International Group, has paid $32.5 million in cash for Silipos. Silipos makes gel-based products for woundcare, orthotics and prosthetics. SSL says that the Silipos technology can be applied across the company's core therapy brands.
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