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M&A Analysis: Grail's Chinese Merger Wraps Up Busy May

 
• By Catherine Longworth

It was a robust month for medtech M&A deal making with 17 deals in May, making it the busiest month of the year to date. The total number of acquisitions beat the number recorded in May last year and picked up slightly from the 14 deals inked in the previous month.

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[Editors' note: For more details about M&A deals in 2017 and previous years, go to Medtech Insight's M&A deal tracker:https://medtech.pharmamedtechbi.com/datasets/mna ]

May proved to be a robust month for medtech M&A activity, with a total of 17 transactions that were signed and/or completed

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