Danaher (NYSE:DHR) has agreed to acquire health tech firm Masimo, integrating it as a standalone operating unit within its diagnostics portfolio. This all-cash $9.9 billion deal aims to significantly expand Danaher’s presence in patient monitoring and clinical diagnostics, drawing attention from investors in medical technology and diagnostics. The acquisition could reshape Danaher’s market position, deepen its data capabilities, and potentially increase exposure to device cycles and reimbursement dynamics while offering opportunities for cross-selling and strengthening its ecosystem.
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Danaher Masimo Deal Reshapes Patient Monitoring And Diagnostics Exposure
Danaher (NYSE:DHR) has agreed to acquire health tech firm Masimo, integrating it as a standalone operating unit within its diagnostics portfolio. This all-cash $9.9 billion deal aims to significantly expand Danaher’s presence in patient monitoring and clinical diagnostics, drawing attention from investors in medical technology and diagnostics. The acquisition could reshape Danaher’s market position, deepen its data capabilities, and potentially increase exposure to device cycles and reimbursement dynamics while offering opportunities for cross-selling and strengthening its ecosystem.