Dx Deals: New Premerger Regulations Could Slow Down Pace of Transactions
The new rules, which were approved by the FTC in October and will go into effect in mid-January, aim to put a damper on consolidation
The new rules, which were approved by the FTC in October and will go into effect in mid-January, aim to put a damper on consolidation
As is usual at this time of year, deals in the diagnostics industry were up, both in terms of volume and value.
Here are what G2 Intelligence considers the three most significant deals announced in the period from late August to early September.
A strategic partnership with Google enables more accurate whole genome sequencing with machine learning.
Release of second-generation Cologuard test data and recently announced partnerships aim to position company well for the future.
The national retailer recently signed a deal with Simple HealthKit to provide Walmart customers online access to at-home diagnostic test kits.
A recent report offers new insight into bankruptcy trends within the sector starting before the COVID-19 pandemic.
April was among the busiest months, in recent memory, in terms of both deal volume and significance in the diagnostics industry.
Product integration collaborations have become increasingly common, with five such deals being announced between February and mid-March.
Genomics software developer Allelica to collaborate with Taiwanese precision medicine firm to develop a multi-ancestry breast cancer test.
There were three notable CDx alliances announced in January 2023, all of which involved cancer-related solutions.