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STAAR Surgical reported a strong first quarter, exceeding revenue estimates by nearly 20% and achieving positive adjusted EBITDA, driven by rebounding sales in China and continued growth in the U.S. The company's gross margin also improved significantly, and net income turned positive year-over-year. Elsewhere in the sector, Stryker partnered with Max Smart Hospital in India to advance robotic surgery training, while Poly Medicure acquired a Brazilian medical device firm, though it currently operates as a shell company. Additionally, Jaykay WOS secured key ISO certifications for its medical implant manufacturing, and Lord’s Mark Industries received a license to export a high-risk HIV self-test device.
HB Fuller Offers 285p Share for AMSU
H.B. Fuller submitted an all‑cash offer of 285 pence per share to acquire Advanced Medical Solutions (LON:AMSU).
The proposal triggers a UK “put‑up‑or‑shut‑up” deadline of 18 June 2026, with no guaran
H.B. Fuller Bids >£600M for Advanced Medical
H.B. Fuller Co. submitted an all‑cash offer exceeding £600 million ($804 million) for Advanced Medical Solutions Group Plc.
The proposal values AMS at over 280 pence per share, representing a premium
Poly Medicure Schedules May 2026 Investor Meets
Poly Medicure intimates BSE and NSE of scheduled one-on-one investor/analyst meetings from May 26-29, 2026.
Meetings will be held physically at the company's registered office in New Delhi and plant i
Morepen Labs Transfers 9% MML Stake to Business Head
Board approved transfer of 1.62 lakh MML shares to Head - Medical Devices for strategic alignment.
Company's stake in subsidiary Morepen Medipath reduced from 60% to 51% post-transaction.
Transaction
Shaily Engineering Plastics Launches Semaglutide Pen Injector
Shaily Engineering Plastics announces regulatory approvals for its ShailyPen Neo™ device incorporated in generic Semaglutide injection.
The spring-driven pen injector platform received USFDA tentative
SCTIMST Convocation Highlights Indigenous Medical Innovation
SCTIMST awarded degrees to 130 graduands across specialized medical and public health programs during its 42nd convocation.
The institute transferred 7 indigenous medical technologies to industry and