M&A Analysis: Dealmaking Simmers In June
Executive Summary
Medtech M&A activity waned in June, with the market showing signs of a summer slump. Twelve acquisitions were announced and closed during the month, a dip in activity compared to the 21 deals recorded in the same period last year, and the 17 recorded in May.
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