Mergers and acquisitions
Heraeus Medical to add design capabilities
Heraeus Medical Components, a business unit of German-based Heraeus Holding GmbH, has agreed to acquire Evergreen Medical Technologies, St. Paul, and its subsidiary, PhysioTest.
Evergreen helps medical device companies develop a wide range of neuromodulation products and solutions, using their design, development and engineering capabilities. Evergreen has more than 20 employees. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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