Medtronic’s money keeps flowing with CardioInsight buy, Arsenal investment
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Medtronic has expanded its cardiac rhythm management offerings with the $93m acquisition of CardioInsight Technologies, a heart mapping technology specialist. The move marks Medtronic’s fourth bolt-on acquisition this year to date, and the first for its biggest business group, Cardiac and Vascular.
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