Premier purchases developer of corneal system:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Premier Laser Systems is buying EyeSys Technologies, a privately-held developer of corneal topography systems which has 3,500 systems installed worldwide. Premier will pay $10.6 million worth of stock for EyeSys in the deal which is expected to be completed by the end of June. The chief executive of Premier, Colette Cozean, said it plans to use EyeSys' marketing network to sell its own ophthalmic lasers. The acquisition is the culmination of Premier's strategy to acquire companies with strong international and US distribution channels. EyeSys had sales of about $8 million last year.
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